Dr. Charles Creighton M.A., M.D.
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Vaccine
critics
Smallpox
CREIGHTON, CHARLES, M.A. Aberd. 1867, M.B. and C.M. 1871, M.D. 1878; M.A. Camb. (propter merita); (Aberd., Edin., Vienna, and Berlin); formerly Demonst. of Anat. Univ. Camb.
One of 4 significant medical men to oppose smallpox vaccination (along with William Job Collins, Walter R. Hadwen, and Edgar Crookshank). He was asked to write an article for the Encyclopaedia Britannica on vaccination, which led him to the conclusion it didn't work. Consequently he was erased from the history books. The whale.to editor managed to get him onto Wikipedia (2006). You can see how the Allopathic editors there have suppressed all links to his books on this website and others [ref] [ref] [ref]. He was one of the Vice presidents of the The National Anti-Vaccination League in 1921.
"It is difficult to conceive what will be the excuse made for a century of cowpoxing; but it cannot be doubted that the practice will appear in as absurd a light to the common sense of the twentieth century as blood-letting now does to us. Vaccination differs, however, from all previous errors of the faculty, in being maintained as the law of the land on the warrant of medical authority. That is the reason why the blow to professional credit can hardly help being severe, and why the efforts to ward it off have been, and will continue to be so ingenious." Charles Creighton M.D.
Publications on line
[1889]
Jenner and Vaccination A
Strange Chapter of
Medical History
[1888] Article on ‘Vaccination’ in
the ninth edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica, published
in 1888
COW-POX AND VACCINAL SYPHILIS. (APPENDIX to LEPROSY AND
VACCINATION by WILLIAM TEBB)
Publications mentioning Creighton
DR. CREIGHTON AND PROF. CROOKSHANK (Chapter 4, The
Vaccination Problem by Joseph Swain, 1936)
Publications with
contributions from Creighton
[1921] Vaccination
and the State By Arnold Lupton MP.
External links
Biography
of Dr. Charles Creighton, M.A., M.D.
Publications
Type of Giant Cells of Tubercle, Journ. Anat. And Physiol
Illustrations of the Pathology of Sarcoma Journ. Anat. And Physiol
Function of the Periosteum, Journ. Anat. And Physiol
Homology of the Suprarenals Journ. Anat. And Physiol
Formation of Placenta in Guinea Pig Journ. Anat. And Physiol
Illustrations of Unconscious Memory in Disease, including a Theory of Alteratives
1878 Contributions to the Physiology and Pathology of the Breast and its Lymphatic Glands
1881 Bovine Tuberculosis in Man
1883 On the Autonomous Life of the Specific Infections (address in Path. Brit. Med.
Assoc., 1883)
1883-6 Handbook of Geographical and Historical Pathology (translated from the German of A.
Hirsch), 3 vols.
1884 Art, "Pathology," Encyc. Britain., 1884 ; and other works.
Contrib. On Infection of Connective Tissue in Scirrhus Cancers of Breast Journ. Anat. And
Physiol.
1887 The Natural History of Cow-pox and Vaccinal Syphilis Cassell & Co
1888, "Vaccination", Encyclopedia Britannica, ninth edition
1889 Jenner and vaccination
A strange chapter of medical history Swan Sonnenschein &
Co.
1890 Vaccination: a Scientific Enquiry, Arena, Sept. 1890
1891, History of Epidemics in Britain, Volume I
1894, History of Epidemics in Britain, Volume II
1896 Microscopic Researches on the Formative Property of Glycogen
1905 Plague in India. Being a paper read on May 18, 1905, before the Indian Section of the
Society of Arts. George Bell & Sons: London.
1902 Cancers and other Tumours of the Breast: researches showing their true seat and
cause. Williams & Norgate: London & Oxford
1908 Contributions to the Physiological Theory of Tuberculosis. Williams & Norgate:
London.