Original film scores often take on the flavor of classical music -- John Williams borrows copiously from the late Romantic/early 20th century corpus of classical music, and most career film composers from the old guard, guys like Maurice Jarre or Ennio Morricone, were classically trained and engrained -- but often they do not, instead incorporating ...
The varicella vaccine is a shot that can prevent chickenpox. It is called varicella because the varicella virus causes chickenpox. Up to 90% of people who receive the vaccine will not get chickenpox.People who get chickenpox after having the vaccine have a milder form of the disease.hickenpox is a disease that can be very easily spread from person to person. It is most common in children. Most cases occur in people who are younger than 15 years of age. Chickenpox is usually a mild illness, but it can cause problems such as brain swelling, pneumonia and skin infections.
Varicella is a live-attenuated vaccine. This means it's a live virus that's been weakened so that it's unlikely to cause the disease. Instead, the virus will replicate in the cells of the body and cause the body to produce an immune response, which should protect against a real chicken pox infection. Chicken pox can be serious and even deadly. 2  Before the vaccine, chicken pox caused an average of 10,600 hospitalizations and 100 to 150 deaths a year in the United States. 3  Complications included pneumonia and severe skin infections, and most deaths occurred in previously healthy people.