Episode 4: The History of Western Medicine: Edward Jenner and small pox

from Cooper Talks · host Tobias Samuel Cooper

In this episode I take a look at the work of Edward Jenner and the development of vaccines at the end if the 18th centruy and how vaccines became popular and successful at ending small pox in the UK.

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