Images Dated 10th January 2003

Drawing of Jenner vaccinating his son of smallpox

History of smallpox vaccination. Drawing of a statue (by Monteverde) of Edward Jenner (1749- 1823) vaccinating his son. In 1796 Jenner coined the word vaccination to describe his use of cowpox inoculation to obtain immunity to smallpox. Small- pox was a greatly feared disease, epidemics of which typically had a 20% mortality rate and left survivors disfigured. Jenner, a doctor, experimented on an 8-year old boy (James Phipps) by inoculating him with fluid obtained from the blister on the hand of a milk-maid (Sarah Nelmes) who had cowpox. He later inoculated the boy with smallpox. The boy survived and did not contract smallpox. Vaccination soon became widespread

© SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Autosport International Show: The MG X-Power Legend driver performs doughnuts from the roof of the car in the Live Action Arena

The MG X-Power Legend driver performs doughnuts from the roof of the car in the Live Action Arena.
Autosport International Show Day 2, Live Action Arena, Birmingham, England, 10 January 2003.
DIGITAL IMAGE

© Sutton Motorsport Images

Autosport International Show: 2003 BMW ETCC driver Andy Priaulx is interviewed on the Autosport Central Stage

2003 BMW ETCC driver Andy Priaulx (GBR) is interviewed on the Autosport Central Stage.
Autosport International Show Day 2, Birmingham, England, 10 January 2003.
DIGITAL IMAGE

© Sutton Motorsport Images