English germ researcher Edward Anthony Jenner. He is famous for inventing the Smallpox vaccine. He is called the 'Father of Prophecy'. Even 60, 70 years ago today, spring was a deadly panic.

When spring appeared in a village, it took a terrible form, causing the death of thousands of people in the form of epidemics. Very few people survived smallpox.

Although some of them survived, the horrible scars of that deadly disease had to be carried on the body for the rest of their lives. The great man who saved the people of the world from this scourge is the famous scientist Edward Anthony Jenner.

He first invented the vaccine in 1896. Discovering the smallpox vaccine, Jenner breathed a sigh of relief into the world. And in the wake of that vaccination, the World Health Organization has now announced that there is no smallpox in the world.

Jenner's discovery is said to have saved more lives than any other in the world. Jenna has spent the rest of her life researching ways to improve her discovery of the spring tick.

He saved the whole world from smallpox. This great physician died on 26 January 1823. Today is his 191st death anniversary. Our deepest respect for him on the day of his death.

Edward Anthony Jenner was born on May 18, 1849, in Berkeley, England. From a young age, he wanted to be a medical scientist. So he studied medicine.

Period 1897. The world has aged for more than a hundred years since the discovery of Leuvenhook. He is still suffering from all the epidemics. All the viruses and bacteria are constantly killing him with his toothless smile. Smallpox is one of them.

This viral disease, which threatens human life, has plagued the entire human race for a long time. Once its poisonous touch, most of the unfortunates would not be spared without being handed over to the cold hand of death and the children would be at the forefront of the list of the affected and the dead.

At that time, the English doctor Edward Anthony Jenner appeared with the greatest gift for man. (The first commentary was taken by Edward Jenner) An animated movie was once made called The Croods.

Croods are basically cavemen. They are isolated from the rest of the world. They spend most of their lives in caves. They fight day and night with various adversities of nature to survive.

They do not know the explanation of the phenomena of nature. So they interpret events as their own. And various myths are created. Human history is a lot like the Croods.

When people did not have the touch of knowledge and science. At that time they were so helpless to nature. And the ultimate enemy of man was various deadly diseases. One such disease is smallpox.

That disease was the cause of death of millions of people. The smallpox was the cause of death of about four million Europeans in the late eighteenth century. And those who were freed from death were destined for various kinds of paralysis, including blindness.

When you think of the helpless people of that time, your mind becomes heavy and you become terrified and think of those diseases. Release was then impossible. So people start creating myths like Croods without seeing any other way.

Bacteriologist Edward Anthony Jenner learned from a cowboy that he had never had smallpox because he had had smallpox before. Jenner uses this information from Goalini in his experiments.

Jenner injects cow dung germ into the arm of an eight-year-old boy. As a result, the boy fell ill. But after recovering, the boy never contracted smallpox again. But Edward Jenner did not know how it worked.

Pasteur later figured out how this method works. Pasteur's name is vaccine. The name vaccine comes from the Latin word ‘Vacca’ which means cow. Pastor is named after Edward Anthony Jenner.

Vaccines are thought to have originated in China or India before the 18th century. However, it was not like the current vaccine. On January 26, 1823, this great medical scientist died.

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