Manbao spent a month at ease and then entered the imperial estate with Imperial Doctor Lu. This time, the trial participants were children aged eight to sixteen, divided into two groups: one from eight to twelve years old, and the other from twelve to sixteen years old.
There were both boys and girls. When the trial results came out, it was found that the effects were indeed better than those on adults. The fever rates were lower, the pustules appeared and healed faster, and the overall pustule count decreased by about three.
The data showed exceptionally good results, so Manbao, after consulting Teacher Mo, decided to vaccinate herself as a test.
She had taken the sugar pill before, which couldn't completely prevent smallpox but had an 80% chance. So for the past two years, as long as she was careful and didn't come into contact with the virus orally or nasally, she didn't get infected despite being near smallpox patients.
But she still wanted to completely eliminate this risk.
