What are the ethical implications of jenner method

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In England in the 1700s, Edward Jenner injected a child with a smallpox vaccine that had not yet been tested. After some time had passed, he injected the same child with a living smallpox virus. How do you think Jenner's experimental method differs from the way new vaccines are currently tested? What are the ethical implications of Jenner's method?

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