Development of a vaccination for smallpox
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- Created on: 15-01-14 13:47
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- Development of a vaccination for smallpox
- Changing attitudes
- People didn't drop their ideas due to religion and superstition
- People's attitudes changed towards having the cowpox injection
- They no longer believed that the injection would distort their face and give them cow like features.
- There were still some people who didn't change their attitudes towards Jenner.
- Communication
- Not everyone listened
- Not many people believed him
- None of the government really backed him
- He didn't have any support
- Scientific thinking
- Tested his new theories
- Experimented his results over and over again to make accurate results
- Made scientific notes
- Had to fund his own publishing
- Carried on in spite of opposition
- Recorded data
- The royal society didn't back him and his ideas
- Government
- Jener was given £30,000 to develop his work
- In 1852 vaccinations were made compulsory
- They sent out leaflets
- Paying taxes for people to get a free vaccination
- More money for people to pay out as in taxes
- Changing attitudes
- In 1852 vaccinations were made compulsory
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