Key term for Edexcel GCSE History, used in Medicine in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Britain.
A safer method of providing immunity against a dangerous disease by deliberately infecting a patient with a milder, related animal disease (such as using cowpox to prevent smallpox).
Vaccination appears in Edexcel GCSE History revision content for Medicine in Britain and the Western Front, especially Medicine in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Britain and Case Studies: Vaccinations and Cholera.
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Case Studies: Vaccinations and Cholera
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Approaches to Prevention and Treatment
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Factors Affecting Medical Development
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Medicine in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Britain • Case Studies: Vaccinations and Cholera
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Medicine in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Britain • Approaches to Prevention and Treatment
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
The Process of Change • Factors Affecting Medical Development
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
The Process of Change • Factors Affecting Medical Development
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