Choose the correct timeline for the pharmaceutical events.

In 1885, the ___ vaccine was used for the first time.

In 1944, ___ became available as a drug.

In 2003, the ___ was finished. The scientists decoded 99.99% of the human DNA.

In 1922, doctors started to use ___ to treat diabetes.

A type of bacteria that can cause infection in some parts of the body, e.g. the skin or eyes

An infectious disease like a very bad cold, that causes high temperature, pains and weakness.

A scientist who studies pharmacology.

A lot of red spots on someone's skin, caused by an illness

To give a vaccine, usually by injection, to prevent a human or an animal from getting a disease

To try to make the patient well again

That's how Fleming discovered penicillin, the world-changing ____. He later won the Nobel Prize.

In 1869, German ___ Otto Liebreich conducted experiments to prove that chloral hydrate would convert into chloroform in the body, provoking sleep.

While Albert Hoffman was working in the lab developing drugs to ___ bleeding after giving birth, he touched a bit of this acid, and the world began to twinkle.

He collected some material from the milkmaid's cowpox rash and used it to ___ an 9-year-old boy.

The usual symptoms are a pink ___ with a slight fever.

___ aureus is a very common type of bacteria.

Antibiotics are useless against viral infections such as ___.

Some parents hesitate to ___ their children for religious reasons or because they fear side effects.

Penicillin was the first true ___ which Alexander Fleming discovered in 1928.