The case fatality rate is almost 100! Who invented the rabies vaccine?

Who invented the rabies vaccine? The answer to this and the question is probably:

1. A stake, a vampire legend.

First of all, we all know about rabies. However, the thousand-year-old virus that directly ravaged the world directly created the legend of "vampire", so that those who were affected by rabies had to face a desperate situation without medical treatment, and were treated as aliens, lonely and painful death, and knew that they were infected by the bite of a sick beast. Patients will have typical clinical signs of rabies, i.e., manic and paralytic, and eventually die of pharyngeal spasm and asphyxia or respiratory and circulatory failure.

And if someone has to jump out of the coffin after faking their death. Until someone crucifies him alive with a stake! Because of this bitten patient, he was considered a vampire.

Therefore, when human beings do not have a vaccine against rabies, once people are bitten and infected, then they really suffer from it, and there is nothing human beings can do about it. It was not until the advent of the Industrial Revolution that people's in-depth understanding of bacteriology gave people the opportunity to make this virus that killed mankind no longer terrible.

2.The sage Pasteur, a generation of "living bodhisattvas".

So, in the 19th century, the French scientist, Louis Pasteur and the discovery appeared. Because he is known as "the scientist who saved mankind the most", he is also the "ancestor of bacteriology" of mankind, and Louis Pasteur is also the main owner of the invention of the rabies vaccine. Because he injected the medulla oblongata extract containing the pathogen into rabbits several times, and then injected the attenuated liquid into the dog, the dog was able to resist the infection of the rabies virus at normal intensity.

So after his repeated arguments, Pasteur finally discovered that infectious substances can be reduced by repeated passage and drying. So he applied it to people, and in 1889, Louis Pasteur finally invented the rabies vaccine.

Since then, human beings have been suffering from rabies, and they can no longer think about the past, and they are afraid to death.

The rabies vaccine was invented by a foreign biologist, Pasteur, who also did a lot of experiments and got this result.

The inventor of the rabies vaccine was Louis Pasteur, who was also a French biochemist.

It is also possible that someone who knows rabies has personally experienced something and invented the rabies vaccine. Because this rabies is particularly harmful to people.

Because the rabies vaccine is to prevent rabies, not rabies.

Like, cold prevention doesn't work against colds.

The "penicillin" that can kill KQB poison has not yet been invented, but there will definitely be...

The so-called rabies vaccine is not a one-time immunization against lifelong infection. In fact, the rabies vaccine is a means used to enhance immune resistance after being infected with rabies, so from this point of view, it is not a terminal disease after being bitten by a dog with the virus.

But precisely because of the use of vaccines"**"The method of rabies still depends on the individual's immune system, and there is no other chemical drug that can inhibit the rabies virus in the human body, so once the disease occurs, it means that the person's own immunity has not been able to control the virus, and there is no other drug to treat it.

Rabies is a terrible disease that can be contracted after being bitten by a rabid dog. The French scientist Pasteur was determined to conquer it. In his early years, when he was "chicken cholera" and "anthrax", he mastered the method of making a vaccine - after leaving the germs for a period of time, not only the virulence is reduced, but also the ability to resist the disease.

Based on his previous experience, he divided the aseptic static storage of the brain extract of rabbits with rabies into 1 day, 2 days, and 3 days......For 14 days, a total of 14 groups were stored in one group a day, and healthy dogs were injected into the brain, and as a result, except for the 14-day group, all the dogs in the other groups died.

A month later, he gave the surviving group of dogs brain injections for 13, 12, 11 days, ......The dogs were unharmed, but all the dogs in the control experiment died.

After repeated experiments, Pasteur finally invented a vaccine against rabies.

In July 1885, in desperation, he vaccinated a 9-year-old child who had been bitten by a rabid dog, and the results were successful.

Since the outbreak of rabies in Taiwan, the public has gone from panic to under the guidance of ** propaganda, and they are familiar with the two nos (not abandoning pets, not touching wild animals and taking the initiative to vaccinate pets). Before the 928 World Rabies Day, experts from the Taiwan Vaccine Promotion Association brought new knowledge of rabies, telling everyone that the key to rabies is not terrible, is the rabies vaccine invented by Louis Pasteur, the father of microbiology 120 years ago.

120 years ago, the Frenchman Louis Pasteur invented the first generation of rabies vaccines. (Photo by Huang Zilun) Li Bingying, chairman of the Taiwan Vaccine Promotion Association and infectious disease physician at National Taiwan University, mentioned that before the rabies vaccine, the virus may have existed 4,000 years ago, and there are rabies-like paintings or historical records from Babylon, India, Egypt, etc., due to the lethality of the rabies virus, patients have nearly 100% mortality after infection. But 120 years ago, Louis Pasteur, the father of microbiology, succeeded in inventing a vaccine.

The 928 World Rabies Day was established on the day of Pasteur's death, flaunting Pasteur's contribution to the people of the world.

Louis Pasteur, the father of microbiology, was a witch doctor!?

Doctor Lu Junyi, an attending physician of pediatrics in Taiwan, also said that Pasteur can be said to be the founder of microbiology, and later generations will respect him as the father of microbial speculation. The successful gooseneck flask experiment in which meat juice was placed in a sealed bottle showed no signs of spoilage compared to being placed on the table, proving that the gravy would not spoil for no reason, and subverting the traditional belief that food spoilage occurs naturally.

He also implanted part of the body of a cholera-infected chicken into healthy chickens, and sure enough, he also contracted the disease, and repeated experiments confirmed the existence of microorganisms. The most important thing is that Pasteur pioneered the spinal cord of rabbits infected with rabies in a special bottle to dry and reduce the toxicity, and then took it to inject healthy dogs.