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Woher stammt das Wort "Vakzin"?

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"Vacca" bedeutet im Lateinischen " Kuh". "Vaccinus" heißt "zur Kuh gehörig". Als das Prinzip der Impfung erfunden wurde, ging es um die Pocken. Welche Rolle spielten die Kühe?

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