La vacuna, el gran invento de la medicina

La vacuna, el gran invento de la medicina

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Cuando Salomon Andrée viajó en globo al Polo Norte

En 1897, la expedición encabezada por Salomon Andrée desapareció sin dejar rastro en medio del Ártico; sus restos fueron hallados treinta años más tarde 

Calígula, el emperador que quiso ser Dios

Según una célebre frase de Suetonio, autor de la biografía más detallada del emperador, si al comienzo Calígula actuó como un «príncipe», pronto se convirtió en un «monstruo». 

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