Vaccine traces the rise of vaccination from Edward Jenner’s smallpox experiments through Pasteur’s contributions and the broad immunization campaigns of the 20th century. It presents a detailed historical arc alongside the scientific milestones that shaped modern prevention.

Written in an investigative, narrative style, the book explores shifting public attitudes, policy debates, questions about risk and industry incentives, and the challenges that surround vaccine acceptance and development.

Richly illustrated and thoroughly reported, this account will interest readers of medical history, public health, science policy, and those curious about the cultural and ethical issues tied to immunization.

• Historical overview from Jenner to contemporary vaccines
• Investigative perspective on controversies and policy
• Includes 16 pages of illustrations

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