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...and [[rabies]]. Robert Koch is best known for his contributions to the [[germ theory of disease]], proving that specific diseases were caused by specific pathogenic microo

...ur decisively refuted the theory of spontaneous generation and supported [[Germ theory of disease|germ theory]].

...the German physician [[Robert Koch]], was important in establishing the [[germ theory of disease]]. That work helped bring the traditional practice of medicine into the [[h ...s, the field of microbiology was born, and the ground was prepared for the germ theory of disease, an idea that helped bring the traditional practice of western [[medicine]]

...g with his contemporary, Robert Koch, Pasteur was an early advocate of the germ theory of disease. Robert Koch was a pioneer in medical microbiology and worked on cholera, a

...the German physician [[Robert Koch]], was important in establishing the [[germ theory of disease]]. That work helped bring the traditional practice of medicine into the [[h ...he field of [[microbiology]] was born, and the ground was prepared for the germ theory of disease, an idea that helped bring the traditional practice of western [[medicine]]

...as most dramatic in western Europe and North America. The discovery of the germ theory of disease led to cures or prevention of epidemics. Improved agricultural techniques,

...], along with that of [[Robert Koch]], was important in establishing the [[germ theory of disease]] - a key turning point in the battle between man and the [[infectious dise ...he field of [[microbiology]] was born, and the ground was prepared for the germ theory of disease, an idea that helped bring the traditional practice of western [[medicine]]

...ropractic was begun by an individual who did not accept the newly-emerging germ theory of disease<ref>Busse JW ''et al.'' (2005) Chiropractic antivaccination arguments. J Ma

...y|biological]] world in modern times, less than a hundred years ago. The [[germ theory of disease]], itself, has been a concept only since the 19th century, and brought such

...y|biological]] world in modern times, less than a hundred years ago. The [[germ theory of disease]], itself, has been a concept only since the 19th century, and brought such