The Life of Edward Jenner, the Father of Thermotherapy

Edward Jenner (England, 1749-1823) He developed the world's first vaccine, the cowpox vaccine, and successfully defeated smallpox, which had been raging for thousands of years and had an extremely high mortality rate. This invention pioneered artificial immunity, directly promoted the development of global vaccinology, and ultimately helped mankind declare the complete eradication of smallpox in 1980. It was an epoch-making achievement in the fight against infectious diseases.