| Jenner waited only four years before declaring that the vaccine that he named vaccinia provided immunity from smallpox for life. |
| A more formal statue of Jenner is tucked away in one of the more quiet areas of Hyde Park in London. |
| At Jenner, where the Russian River makes its slantwise junction with the ocean, I stopped at the inn. |
| In 1798, the British physician Edward Jenner used a milkmaid's lymph containing cowpox virus to vaccinate a child. |
| In 1796, Jenner began to infect people first with the far more benign cowpox and then with smallpox. |
| For 130 years or more after Jenner introduced a vaccine for smallpox this was the only vaccine in general use. |
