May 14, 1796★★★★★
Jenner's smallpox vaccination
Edward Jenner inoculates the boy James Phipps with cowpox material, pioneering vaccination against smallpox.
ScienceDisease· United Kingdom
Edward Jenner inoculates the boy James Phipps with cowpox material, pioneering vaccination against smallpox.
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