One Medicine: Animal Experiments and the Making of Modern Medical Science
Dig: A History Podcast
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We go back to March 19, 1878 for a look at the history of contagion. Louis Pasteur and Gabrielle Cola were arguing over whether chickens are immune to anthrax. The two scientists had been arguing all year about how high their body temperatures should be so that they wouldn't get infected with Anthrax.
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