Vaccinated

Maurice Hilleman, who narrowly escaped death at birth, dedicated his life to preventing childhood diseases. This book chronicles his remarkable career, particularly his work at Merck, where he developed nine essential vaccines that have saved millions of lives. Beyond Hilleman's personal story, the book explores two centuries of medical history, highlighting the triumphs and challenges of vaccine development. It also addresses contemporary debates surrounding vaccines, offering a clear rebuttal to common arguments and underscoring the profound impact of scientific advancements on humanity.