What would have happened if there was no smallpox?

To answer your question, there is still no cure for smallpox. Since smallpox vaccines have been slowly stopping since 1980, the younger generation is still prone to smallpox. read more

After the WHO declared smallpox eradicated in the wild, all test samples were incinerated. Except for 2 samples. The samples rest in high security laboratories: one in the U.S.A. , and one in Russia. The reason that there have been tensions is the fear of biological warfare using smallpox. If there was so smallpox, it would solve a lot of problems. read more

There is credible concern that in the past some countries made the virus into weapons, which may have fallen into the hands of terrorists or other people with criminal intentions. The last natural outbreak of smallpox in the United States happened in 1949. read more

However, modern medicine has introduced vaccines to help combat this deadly virus, and by 1980, the World Health Organization declared that smallpox had been eradicated. To answer your question, there is still no cure for smallpox. Since smallpox vaccines have been slowly stopping since 1980, the younger generation is still prone to smallpox. read more