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Building on Pasteur’s legacy: producing vaccines in Africa appeared on www.thelancet.com by The Lancet.

2022 marks the bicentenary of Louis Pasteur’s birth. Pasteur’s discoveries helped lay the foundation of modern public health, microbiology, and medicine. His legacy echoes in the many streets, schools, and hospitals that bear his name, and in the widespread use of pasteurised food worldwide. After his pioneering work on veterinary vaccines, Pasteur developed the rabies vaccine for humans in 1885, the success of which led to the foundation of a dedicated institute in Paris, France.1 The Institut Pasteur was registered in 1887 as a private foundation of public utility, and its statutes state that the institute’s dual purposes were “the treatment of rabies according to the method developed by M.