Alastrim

Last updated on: 01.07.2023

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Alastrim, also known as white pox, is a mild smallpox infection caused by a mitigated smallpox virus variant (modified wild-type virus). First observed in South America and Florida in the late 19th century.

Last updated on: 01.07.2023