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Did Edward Jenner Think That Smallpox Came from Horse Grease?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 6, 2024 / absolute protection, animal vaccines, arm-to-arm vaccination, contaminated vaccines, corpse virus, cowpox, Edward Jenner, horse grease, perfectly safe, retrovaccination, Roman Bystrianyk, smallpox, Smallpox Cowpox, vaccination failure, vaccine farms, variolation

Edward Jenner, the inventor of the smallpox vaccine, did not believe that smallpox came from horse grease. He thought cowpox originated from sick horses and used cowpox material to create a vaccine, which protected millions from smallpox. The anti-vaccine propaganda about horse grease and other myths misrepresent Jenner’s groundbreaking work and the importance of vaccination.

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How Did Scarlet Fever Go Away Without a Vaccine?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 31, 2024 / Abraham Jacobi, Alexander Fleming, fever hospitals, group A strep, hygiene, isolation hospitals, Jane Orient, pasteurization, quarantine signs, rashes, raw milk, Roman Bystrianyk, sanitation, scarlet fever, scarlet fever vaccine

Anti-vaccine influencers like to use mortality graphs to trick folks into thinking that vaccines don’t work. They also use them with non-vaccine preventable diseases, like scarlet fever. I guess their argument is that since those diseases went away without a vaccine, then polio, measles, and smallpox must have too. Let’s see how many ways they

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Did Edward Jenner Think That Smallpox Came from Horse Grease?

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