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- Louis Pasteur is a prominent French scientist known for his discoveries in molecular chirality and fermentation, which greatly helped the brewing and winemaking industries.
- He developed pasteurization and made significant contributions to germ theory, aiding in antiseptic surgery and the creation of vaccines for diseases like anthrax and rabies.
- Despite facing criticism for his vaccination techniques and initial debates over disease causes, historians now recognize Pasteur's substantial impact on science and medicine, clarifying many misconceptions about his work.
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