Karl Friedrich Meyer

Karl Friedrich Meyer was a renowned German-American scientist known for his groundbreaking research in microbiology, toxicology, and public health. He studied how bacteria, viruses, and toxins cause diseases and contributed to understanding infectious diseases, especially those transmitted from animals to humans. His work helped improve disease prevention and control strategies, protecting both human and animal health. Meyer’s contributions are considered foundational in the fields of microbiology and epidemiology, making him a key figure in advancing public health practices globally.