Review of an article Yesterday I read an article. It's about the last person who died from smallpox. This tragedy happened in 1978. Janet Parker worked as a medical photographer at a lab headed by Professor Henry Bedson. The team focused on smallpox. Smallpox is the most horrifying virus the world over. And the fighting against it was the most celebrated triumphs of any medical efforts. In 1959, World Health Organization announced the eradication of this virus. Only some samples stored in some laboratories.And one was Prof Henry's at the University of Birmingham medical school. At that time, Henry was winding down his experiment of smallpox. Holding the idea that he was on the verge of a breakthrough of smallpox research, he was struggling on his compete without the further support from the university. No one would like to put up more money for the virus which was all-but-eradicated. The researchers were working without qualified protection. No one knew how the virus escaped and spread into the air. But unfortunately, Janet was caught by it. At first, she thought she got a cold. Then the pustules broke out. The guilt and thoughts of failure of his life-dedicated research, Henry commit suicide. Janet herself eventually succumbed to smallpox. The stress and worry of the ordeal killed the girl's father too. Health guidelines and monitoring for labs receiving these kinds of illnesses need to be more stringent.