in 1880 , nikolai gomaleya from odessa graduated from the natural sciences department of the physicshematics faculty of novorossiysk university. after that, he entered the st. petersburg military medical academy, where he was immediately enrolled in the third year. after graduation, he returned to odessa, worked as a supernumerary resident at the city hospital, and set up a laboratory right in his apartment. years later. having become an outstanding doctor, an infectious disease specialist, he will make a real revolution in vaccination. in 1885, louis pasteur made the first successful vaccination against rabies. nikolai fedorovich, on the recommendation of ilya mechnikov, was sent to paris to study the experiment. he worked for pasteur for 5 years. despite the offer to stay in france, gomaleya thanked the teacher for his trust and refused, explaining that he was very much needed in his homeland, where thousands of people die every year from infectious diseases. in 1886, in odessa, gomaleya opened the first bacteriological station in russia and the second in the world, where he began

nikolai gomaleya was brave and honest and not only in science and medicine, but in life. was the first under the letter of scientists in defense of the outstanding. not everyone would dare to do this. nikolai gomaleya worked until the last days of his life, when in 1949 he was gone, the work on the viral theory of cancer remained unfinished. in the same year, the central institute of epidemiology and microbiology was named after him, even during the scientist's lifetime, which became synonymous with devoted service to science and people. olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery savilev, typical new russia. that's all we wanted tell today, with you was kirill vyshinsky, see you soon, let's return to the news review, this morning a mass. from ukrainian drones was committed to energodar, the head of the city eduard senovos reported. a gas tanker was damaged on the territory of one of the gas stations at the entrance to the city. earlier, due to artillery shelling, electricity and water supply disappeared in the city, communication was disrupted. restoration work is still under