How a Pennsylvania doctor stopped a virus outbreak in 1934 with blood – The Philadelphia Inquirer

Gallagher was not the first to try this approach against viruses, but his effort was unusually successful, providing important clues about the proper dosage and timing of such infusions, said Arturo Casadevall, chairman of microbiology and immunology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

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How a Pennsylvania doctor stopped a virus outbreak in 1934 with blood - The Philadelphia Inquirer

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