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Is £2000 enough to be a drug guinea pig?
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[Metro] - In 1796, the English physician Edward Jenner first tested his hypothesis about vaccinations against smallpox. He had noticed that milkmaids were, in general, immune to smallpox. He believed that the pus in the blisters that they got from cowpox
Find out more about retiring to a complex
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[This is Gloucestershire] - It is situated on the land once owned by Edward Jenner, the inventor of the smallpox vaccination and, as a tribute to the scientist, the retirement complex has been named Jenner Court. When complete, it will offer 67 one and two bedroom purpose-built
Revamped Edward Jenner unit opened after £ refurbishment
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[This is Gloucestershire] - IT'S been a long time coming but at last staff at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital are celebrating the opening of the revamped Edward Jenner unit. The Leukaemia and Intensive Chemotherapy Fund (Linc) has raised £ towards the refurbishment
Birmingham medical institute rare book auction raises £
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[Birmingham Mail] - The most expensive book, Edward Jenner's book on smallpox from 1798, fetched £ And John of Gaddesden's Rosa Anglica (1502), the first printed medical book written by an Englishman and the oldest book in the collection, made £
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