NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
VIDEO HOME
NAT GEO TV
NAT GEO WILD
KIDS
MORE VIDEOS
Adventure
Animals
Environment
History & Civilization
Nat Geo Exclusives
People & Culture
Photography
Science & Space
Technology
Travel
Crazy History Lesson: How the Rabies Vaccine Came to Be
A bite from a rabid dog was once a death sentence. Now, we have a 19th-century human experiment to thank for the rabies vaccine.
more
X
Crazy History Lesson: How the Rabies Vaccine Came to Be
Vaccination
Diseases
Science
Medicine
A bite from a rabid dog was once a death sentence. Now, we have a 19th-century human experiment to thank for the rabies vaccine.
X
Crazy History Lesson: How the Rabies Vaccine Came to Be
A bite from a rabid dog was once a death sentence. Now, we have a 19th-century human experiment to thank for the rabies vaccine.
Share Link
Featured Videos
Related
NG Live!: Pardis Sabeti: Can Math Beat Diseases like Ebola?
Monkeypox
NG Live!: Iain Couzin: Lessons From a Cannibal Plague
Malaria Cure Breakthrough
The Displaced: This is Congo
How Food Can Make Us Sick
The Human Cost of Sugar Harvesting
What Are You Touching in NYC’s Subway?
Risk Takers: Working With Deadly Viruses
Saving Kids From Polio in Islamic State Territory
How This Tennis Champion Defied The Odds
A Child Prodigy, a Painful Disease, and a Life-Changing Treatment
Meet the Fearless Ebola Hunters of Sierra Leone
Dying to Breathe: The Unseen Cost of Gold Mining
Bill Nye on Disease
Ringling Bros. Retired Its Elephants. This is Where They Live Now.
Why We Need to Change How We Combat Rabies
Why Are So Many Starfish Dying?
DNA Hacking Tool Enables Shortcut to Evolution
Puppies and Scientists Team Up Against Zika and Other Diseases
Do You Touch This Nasty Object Every Day?
Exclusive: Matt Damon Gets Emotional About Global Water Crisis
The Science of Addiction: Here's Your Brain on Drugs
See How Mosquitoes Use Stealth to Steal Your Blood
Battling Evil: Inside the Mind of a Modern-Day Exorcist
Plague 101
How to Cleanse Your Beauty Regime of Microplastic
Why Is Kidney Disease on the Rise in Peru?
Cancer 101
Linked: Game of Clones
Ebola 101
How solving this medical mystery saved lives
Video Exclusive: Fauci dispels COVID-19 rumors, advocates change
When cities were cesspools of disease
In the 19th century, going to the doctor could kill you
How advertisers joined the fight against germs
Brain Bank
Spirit Healers
Mystery Diagnosis: Toxic Tick
Inside a Retirement Home for Lab Chimps
Could a Video Game Be the Key to Stroke Recovery?
17-Year-Old Cancer Researcher Already Making an Impact
Risk Takers: Catching Deadly Snakes
Photographing the New Face of Marijuana
WATCH: The Practice of Bloodletting in New Delhi
For Children With Clubfoot, Treatment Can Be Life Changing
Meet the 'Blood Bikers' Who Save Lives in the U.K.
Newest
Cities
Category:
Adventure
Animals
Environment
History & Civilization
Nat Geo Exclusives
People & Culture
Photography
Science & Space
Technology
Travel
Vincent J. Musi: Where the Wild Things Live
24:20
How Did the 'Unsinkable' Titanic End Up at the Bottom of the Ocean?
04:04
News
If You're Scared of Bugs, Don't Watch This
02:25
News
Watch a Road 'Breathing' in Mexico After an Earthquake
01:42
Magazine
Couples Share the Happiness and Heartache of Interracial Marriage
03:50
Travel
A Whirlwind Journey Through Rome by Air, Motorbike, and on Foot
03:27
Travel
Play in a City That Is Both Urban and Wild
02:39
Rock Creek Park
02:22
Krakow Restoration
02:24
Mariinsky Theatre
01:58
Barcelona's Street Life
02:41
Cairo Belly Dancers
02:54
Boston's North End
02:29
Martin Schoeller: Kayapo Warrior Tribe
20:42
Mapping the Brain
22:27
Magazine
Before "Black Lives Matter": A 1959 Speech About Police Brutality
01:49
Show More Videos
