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Delve into the fascinating history of smallpox inoculation in Northern Europe as Anne Eriksen from the University of Oslo uncovers how this groundbreaking method was introduced through four pivotal texts. Explore the complex translational bridges that carried not only medical knowledge but also layered meanings tied to gender, religion, and social identity.
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