Edward Jenner (Inglaterra 1749-1825)

Early clinical pathologists: Edward Jenner (1749-1823)

was very special to Edward, for it had looked after him after their 1 when Edward was only 5 years ol( Edward started school at the age Wooton-under-Edge, and then at Grammar School. He showed an e in natural history and by the age of a collection of dormice nests and f he was 12, he was sent to train < surgeon and became apprentic Ludlow, a surgeon in Sodbury, ne was here that Jenner acquired ...

A letter of Edward Jenner (1749-1823).

IN 1773 Edward Loveden Loveden of Buscot Park in Berkshire married Margaret Pryse, heiress of the thirty thousand acre Cardiganshire estate of Gogerddan. In consequence a considerable bulk of Loveden's papers are to be found in the hitherto unscheduled Gogerddan archive in the National Library of Wales. Although he has not been accorded the dignity of an entry in the Dictionary of National Biog...

Edward Jenner

Where surgical india-rubber goods are required for hospital or sick room, the manufactures of Messrs. J. G. Ingram & Son, Ltd., appear to be of undoubted serviceability and quality. Set forth in their illustrated list are such articles as enemas (including the " Sterilendum," which is sterilisable in its entirety), syringes and sprays for various uses, hot water bottles, breast relievers, breas...

Edward Jenner

cow-pox of one human being from another: the first of a long series of protective inoculations upon which, for a hundred years, man has been dependent for his protection against one of the most terrible disease^ to which he is exposed. From this inoculation has grown our national system of vaccination, in the creation of which the name of this Society and its former president, Edward Seaton, wi...

Edward Jenner