1). In my opinion Louis Pasteur is not only significant because of pasteurization but because he created the rabies vaccination. This was achieved by working alongside Emile Roux. Rabies has always been an interesting disease to me for several reasons; I loved the movie Cujo growing up, the hydrophobia aspect is fascinating and I knew someone who was treated for rabies as well so why wouldn't I find this disease interesting. The whole exploration process of discovering what causes this disease and developing a vaccination was also interesting to me. Personally, it seems almost impossible that a child would be stricken with an illness now and a scientist could just administer an experimental drug. Could you imagine the backlash and ethical questions
