Titlebook: Evaluating and Standardizing Therapeutic Agents, 1890-1950; Christoph Gradmann (Professor in History of Medici Book 2010 Palgrave Macmilla

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6209-158-0 quiet Parisian suburb is reminded of Pasteur’s prominent place in the history of French science by a memorial plaque mounted on the wall of the former cavalry stables. The founder of microbiology, at least according to the French version of this history, Pasteur revolutionized the conception of inf

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Pennee Narot,Narong Kiettikunwongits successful diffusion lay the standardization process, carried on by serologists in serum institutes all over the world. The founding generation all looked to Paul Ehrlich and his procedure of ., and as Hüntelmann shows in an earlier chapter, to Ehrlich’s transformation of immune horse serum into

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Tshering Wangmo,Margaret Brookswider bacteriological community including the German scientists Paul Ehrlich, Carl Weigert, and Julius Morgenroth, future Nobel prize-winner Svante Arrhenius from Sweden, Ole Malm and Armauer Hansen from Norway, and William Bulloch and German Sims Woodhead from England.. Established as a national re

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230536722re children, coupled with horrific images of the crippling deformities associated with the disease ensured its place as an important issue in public health policy in Europe. In this period, vaccination was the only feasible preventive measure against the disease, with the US at the forefront of vacc

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Education in Europe: Policies and Politicse standardization of therapeutic agents from 1890 to 1950. I must confess that I was somewhat puzzled and surprised by this invitation for, in spite of some forays into the visual history of early twentieth-century immunology, most of my research centers on the post-1950s period and has a sociologic

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