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Patients bitten by rabid dogs

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Patients bitten by rabid dogs

Patients bitten by rabid dogs being inoculated against hydrophobia at the laboratory of the Ecole Normale, Paris, 1886, Louis Pasteur is on right of group on left holding sheets of paper. Painting by Emile Bayard (1837 - 1891)

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1886 Biting Doctor Document Epidemic French Culture Healthcare And Medicine Illness Laboratory Large Group Of People Looking Away Louis Pasteur Medicine Paris Patient Vaccination Emile Bayard Infectious Disease Rabies


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This print takes us back to the year 1886, inside the laboratory of Ecole Normale in Paris. The scene depicts a significant moment in medical history as patients bitten by rabid dogs receive inoculation against hydrophobia. Louis Pasteur, renowned for his groundbreaking work on vaccinations, stands on the right side of a group of doctors and patients. The image showcases the dedication and determination of these healthcare professionals during a time when infectious diseases posed grave threats to public health. The men are dressed in traditional 19th-century attire, while women can also be seen among them, highlighting their contribution to this crucial endeavor. Emile Bayard's masterful painting perfectly captures the intensity of the situation. With sheets of paper in hand, Pasteur appears focused and resolute as he oversees this life-saving procedure. The large group gathered here signifies the magnitude of an ongoing epidemic that demanded immediate attention. As we delve into this snapshot from history, we witness not only a pivotal moment but also gain insight into French culture at that time. This illustration provides us with glimpses into both medical practices and artistic craftsmanship prevalent during this era. Through this powerful visual representation, we are reminded once again of humanity's relentless pursuit to combat illness through scientific advancements – an enduring legacy left behind by figures like Louis Pasteur who forever changed our understanding of medicine and vaccination techniques.

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