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– Appearance of the Microbial Theory during the 19th century, and the belief that diseases can be spread.
– The Contagion Theory gives rise to the vaccine paradigm and a lucrative pharmaceutical market around which modern medicine revolves.
– Analysis of the concept of vaccine, what it is and what it is not, what is its meaning.
– Review of the evolution of the number of vaccines from their appearance to the present.
Special thanks to G. Mendiluce for the translation for the English subtitles, and to Virginia Montañés for the Spanish transcription of this chapter.
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