James Phipps

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James Phipps was the young boy who became the first person successfully vaccinated against smallpox in Edward Jenner’s pioneering 1796 experiment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
associatedWith Edward Jenner NERFINISHED
cowpox
immunology
smallpox
vaccination
citizenship Kingdom of Great Britain NERFINISHED
countryOfMedicalProcedure Kingdom of Great Britain NERFINISHED
dateOfMedicalProcedure 1796
employer Edward Jenner NERFINISHED
familyName Phipps NERFINISHED
hasGivenName James NERFINISHED
hasOccupation gardener
hasRole experimental subject
patient
influenced acceptance of vaccination as a medical practice
languageOfCommunication English
medicalProcedureReceived cowpox inoculation
smallpox vaccination
mentionedIn biographies of Edward Jenner
historical accounts of smallpox eradication
name James Phipps NERFINISHED
notableFor being the first person successfully vaccinated against smallpox
participating in Edward Jenner’s pioneering smallpox vaccination experiment
participantIn development of smallpox vaccine
history of vaccination
placeOfMedicalProcedure Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England NERFINISHED
residence Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England NERFINISHED
subjectOf Edward Jenner’s 1796 vaccination experiment
testSubjectIn early smallpox vaccine trials

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Edward Jenner hasNotablePatient James Phipps