Edward Jenner and Louis Pasteur: Pioneers of Vaccination
Edward Jenner (Smallpox)
Developed the first vaccine (1798) using cowpox to confer immunity against smallpox, revolutionizing public health.
Louis Pasteur (Rabies)
Created the first viral vaccine (1885) for rabies, proving vaccines could prevent viral diseases.
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