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Edward Jenner inoculating his son with the smallpox vaccine, statue by Giulio Monteverde; in the Palazzo Bianco, Genoa, Italy. Smallpox vaccination
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250 years ago, medical science helped win a war.
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Edward Jenner, detail of an oil painting by James Northcote, 1803; in the National...
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Edward Jenner Injecting the Vaccine into His Son, sculpture by Giulio Monteverde,...
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Edward Jenner inoculating his son with the smallpox vaccine, statue by Giulio Monteverde;...
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Edward Jenner vaccinating his child against smallpox; colored engraving.
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