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In 1861, a doctor named Joseph Lister became a surgeon at a hospital in Glascow, Scotland. At that time, many patients who underwent surgery later developed infections that resulted in death or the loss of a limb. But no one knew why. Then Lister read an article written by French scientist Louis Pasteur, in which Pasteur said th
