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The second vaccination that Louis Pasteur developed was for anthrax, a disease affecting livestock. In 1881, he successfully demonstrated his anthrax vaccine in sheep, which led to significant advancements in veterinary medicine and immunology. Pasteur's work with anthrax built on his earlier success with the rabies vaccine, further solidifying his role as a pioneer in the field of vaccinations.

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