Article: History quest.

Often called the "father of immunology," this man is credited with developing the smallpox vaccine. He was a doctor in the 18th century. At the time, the treatment for smallpox was to inoculate healthy people with small doses of the disease. That often proved fatal. This doctor noted that people who contracted cowpox, a harmless cousin ...

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