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Q: What evidence did edward Jenner get to show if his idea was right?
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What evidence did edward Jenner get to show that his idea was right?

He tested it on an 8 year old boy and on some of his children.


What evidence did Jenner get to show that his idea was right?

He Tested with the vaccine


What evidence Jenner get to show that his idea was right?

He Tested with the vaccine


Who did edward Jenner try his idea on?

James Phipps


What gave edward Jenner the idea to stop smallpox?

he saw milkmaids


Who did edward Jenner try out this idea on?

He tried it on a eight year old boy because he was sick.


Did people support the Edward Jenner idea of advancing medicine?

no they did not agree with the advancement of his medical studies. they potrayed it as wizardry


What did Edward Jenner do to test his idea?

He inoculated an 8 year old boy by introducing infection from a cow into his system. The boy developed a slight fever but was not seriously ill. Jenner then injected him with material containing the disease and no illness followed.


What year did Edward Jenner discover germs?

Edward Jenner did not discover germs, he developed vaccination for smallpox (using cowpox pustules) which was much safer than the inoculation for smallpox (using smallpox pustules) then in use. However he had no idea what actually caused smallpox, only that it was something invisible in the pus from the pustules.


How did Jenner try out his idea?

what gave him the idea how to stop the disease


What gave edward Jenner the idea for to stop people getting this disease?

one of his freinds had come down with it and he felt sad for him so he wanted to make him feel better.


Why did so much controversy surround Edward Jenner's discovery?

It was a new idea and most people thought it was illogical to intentionally make someone sick in order to prevent them from getting sicker.