Edward Jenner
/ˌedwəd ˈdʒenə(r)/
/ˌedwərd ˈdʒenər/
- (1749-1823) an English doctor who first used the term vaccination. He found that by deliberately infecting people with cowpox (a disease of cows) he could prevent them from catching smallpox, a serious human disease, and that this was safer than inoculation with smallpox, which had been done previously.
爱德华·詹纳（Edward Jenner）：（1749-1823）最早使用疫苗接种一词的英语医生。他发现，通过用牛痘（一种牛疾病）故意感染人，可以防止他们感染天花，这是一种严重的人类疾病，而且比以前接种天花更安全。