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Louis Pasteur, helped by Dr. Grancher, inoculated the rabies virus for the first time, 1922 (print)
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Louis Pasteur, helped by Dr. Grancher, inoculated the rabies virus for the first time, 1922 (print)
7338406 Louis Pasteur, helped by Dr. Grancher, inoculated the rabies virus for the first time, 1922 (print) by Lecoultre, Marcel (1867-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Louis Pasteur (1822-95), helped by Dr. Grancher, inoculated the famous virus for the first time in the little Alsatian Meister, who was infected with rabies - vaccine, vaccination - drawing by Lecoultre in the newspaper Le Pelerin, 5/11/1922); © Patrice Cartier. All rights reserved 2022
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The captivating print captures a significant moment in medical history as Louis Pasteur, aided by Dr. Grancher, administers the first-ever inoculation of the rabies virus in 1922. The image showcases the collaboration between these two esteemed scientists and their groundbreaking work that would revolutionize medicine. In this print by Marcel Lecoultre, we see Pasteur and Dr. Grancher attending to a young boy named Meister who had contracted rabies. With focused determination on their faces, they carefully administer the vaccine to combat this deadly disease. This historic event took place in Alsace, France, where Pasteur's pioneering research into vaccines led to this breakthrough moment. The drawing by Lecoultre was originally published in Le Pelerin newspaper on May 11th, 1922. The photograph serves as a testament to Pasteur's immense contributions to science and his relentless pursuit of finding cures for illnesses that plagued humanity. It also highlights the importance of collaboration among scientists in achieving groundbreaking discoveries. As we gaze upon this remarkable image from the early twentieth century, we are reminded of how far medical science has come since then. This print is not only a tribute to Louis Pasteur but also an inspiration for future generations of scientists who continue his legacy of innovation and dedication towards improving global health.
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