the state of being unable to catch a specific disease

approach to testing and gaining knowledge based on observation and experimentation

something which people must do because of a rule or law

Edward Jenner and vaccination

History

Depiction or discussion of famine, disease, natural disasters.

Depiction or discussion of violence or suffering

Physical illness or injury, medical procedures, blood.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

What is the state of being unable to catch a specific disease known as?

What was King George III's attitude towards inoculation?

When did smallpox vaccines become compulsory in the UK?

Which of the following groups were initially most opposed to smallpox vaccines?

Inoculation was first introduced to Britain.

Royal Family helped to popularise inoculations.

British government made smallpox vaccinations compulsory.

Smallpox death rate fell to an average of just 21 people per million.

Starting with the earliest, sort the following events into chronological order.

The {{}} method is an approach to testing and gaining knowledge which is based on observation and experimentation.

John Hunter worked as an army surgeon which helped him correct ideas about {{}} wounds.

to check if syphilis and gonorrhoea were the same disease

Why did John Hunter deliberately infect a patient with pus from a gonorrhoea patient?

Which individual was influenced by John Hunter's work and methods?

How long were John Hunter's incorrect ideas about venereal diseases accepted for?

Galen encouraged treatments such as bloodletting.

Ibn al-Nafis suggested some of Galen's ideas were wrong.

Vesalius showed that some of Galen's ideas were incorrect.

William Harvey developed his theory on the circulation of blood.

John Hunter proved that gunshot wounds aren't poisoned.

Edward Jenner experimented to find a preventative method against smallpox.