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The Plea explores how smallpox went from perhaps the deadliest infectious disease in human history to a fading memory.
The film provides a brief history of smallpox from ancient Egypt to today almost five decades since the last known smallpox death.
The piece steers clear of contemporary politics, where, in many parts of the world, nativism, nationalism and science scepticism are on the rise.
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formal
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English
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long-living
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