Historical Inoculation Insights
The practice of variolation, a precursor to modern vaccination, gained traction in the 18th century, notably influenced by powerful figures like Catherine. A compelling narrative emerges around Onesimus, an overlooked figure in this history, whose contributions to the adoption of inoculation in Europe and the American colonies deserve recognition. The method involved intentionally exposing oneself to a mild form of smallpox, a stark contrast to today’s vaccination strategies.In this clip
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