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developed the vaccine for smallpox.
came up with a process to keep wine and milk from spoiling.
developed the treatment Salvarsan, which laid the foundation for future antibiotics.
is credited with inventing penicillin.
was a nurse who changed the course of the nursing profession.
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- Edward Jenner — developed the vaccine for smallpox (using cowpox).
- Louis Pasteur — developed pasteurization to keep wine and milk from spoiling.
- Paul Ehrlich — developed Salvarsan (arsphenamine) for syphilis, laying groundwork for modern chemotherapy/antibiotics.
- Alexander Fleming — credited with discovering penicillin.
- Florence Nightingale — nurse who transformed and professionalized nursing.
- Louis Pasteur — developed pasteurization to keep wine and milk from spoiling.
- Paul Ehrlich — developed Salvarsan (arsphenamine) for syphilis, laying groundwork for modern chemotherapy/antibiotics.
- Alexander Fleming — credited with discovering penicillin.
- Florence Nightingale — nurse who transformed and professionalized nursing.
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