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Pustules on a dairymaids arm infected with cow - pox

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Pustules on a dairymaids arm infected with cow - pox

Pustules on a dairymaids arm infected with cow - pox. From Edward Jenner " Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of the Variolae Vaccinae", London, 1798. Jenner proved that infection with Cowpox could provide immunity to the far more dangerous Smallpox

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1798 Cowpox Human Arm Human Body Part Illness Rolled Up Sleeve Edward Jenner Human Limb Pimple


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This print from 1798 showcases the pustules on a dairymaid's arm infected with cowpox, as documented by Edward Jenner in his groundbreaking work "Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of the Variolae Vaccinae. " The image transports us to a significant moment in medical history when Jenner proved that contracting cowpox could grant immunity against the perilous smallpox. Set against a pristine white background, this vertical composition focuses solely on the rolled-up sleeve of a human arm. The presence of multiple pimple-like pustules serves as a visual testament to Jenner's pioneering research. As we examine this relic from the past, we are reminded of how far medical science has come in combating infectious diseases. Edward Jenner's inquiry was conducted during an era when London was grappling with outbreaks of smallpox, causing widespread suffering and death. Through meticulous observation and experimentation, he discovered that cowpox infection offered protection against its more lethal counterpart. This photograph not only captures an essential part of medical history but also symbolizes hope and progress in our ongoing battle against contagious illnesses. It reminds us that scientific breakthroughs have saved countless lives throughout time. As we reflect upon this powerful image, let us appreciate the dedication and courage exhibited by pioneers like Edward Jenner who paved the way for modern vaccines—a testament to humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge for the betterment of society.

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