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an inoculum derived from the cowpox virus , a similar but less potent pathogencould preventsmallpox in humans
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The word ' vaccine ' is derived from the French ' la vacche ' meaning the cow , a reference to the cowpox extract used by Jenner in 1812to preventsmallpox in humans
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