Was Edward Jenner's 1796 smallpox vaccine Britain's greatest gift to humanity — or do we conveniently forget the colonial guinea pigs?

Jenner is celebrated as the father of immunology, credited with saving more lives than any Briton in history. But the darker story of early trials, coerced subjects across the Empire, and unwilling children rarely makes it into the school curriculum.

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