Discoveries Advancing Medicine
31. Discovering a Biologic Basis for the Neuropsychiatric Effects of Stress
32. Elucidating Key Elements in the Multiplication of Influenza and Paramyxoviruses
33. The Birth of Modern Surgical Anesthesia
34. Asthma Is an Allergic Disease
35. Rickettsia prowazekii Reproduces Only in Living Cells
36. Linking Late-Stage Syphilis to Dementia
37. First Comprehensive Analysis of the Natural History of Poliomyelitis
38. The First Drug for African Sleeping Sickness
39. Discovering a Cause of Bacterial Meningitis and an Effective Antiserum Therapy
40. The Birth of Modern Virology
41. Using Advances in Viral Tissue Culture Techniques to Produce a Safer Smallpox Vaccine
42. The Birth of the Concept of Autoimmune Demyelinating Disease and Creation of An Animal Model to Test New Therapies for Multiple Sclerosis
43. The First Blood Bank
44. Discovering the First Cancer-Causing Virus
45. Hematopoietic Stem Cells, and Unraveling the Immune Response to Tuberculosis
46. Influenza Is Caused by a Virus, not a Bacterium
47. Oxygen Therapy for Pneumonia
48. Discovering that Viruses are Made Up of Protein and Nucleic Acid
49. Discovering Dendritic Cells, Sentinels of the Immune System, and Harnessing Their Potential to Prevent and Treat Disease
50. Modifying the First Drug Against Syphillis to Treat Central Nervous System Disease
51. Developing a Novel Vaccine Against Yellow Fever That Remains Important Seventy Years Later
52. C-Reactive Protein: From Pneumococcal Pneumonia to Cardiovascular Disease Risk
53. The Founding of Clinical Chemistry
54. Discovering a New Amino Acid: Hydroxylysine
55. Developing Diagnostic Tests for Fanconi Anemia and Unraveling the Genetics of the Disease
56. Destroying Dogma: the Discovery of Reverse Transcriptase
57. Defining the Genetics and Biochemistry of Wilson’s Disease
58. Opening the Field of Intracellular Protein Traffic
59. Establishing the Scientific Basis for Using UV Light to Treat Psoriasis and Vitiligo
60. The Molecular Basis of Influenza and Paramyxoviruses Cell Penetration
32. Elucidating Key Elements in the Multiplication of Influenza and Paramyxoviruses
33. The Birth of Modern Surgical Anesthesia
34. Asthma Is an Allergic Disease
35. Rickettsia prowazekii Reproduces Only in Living Cells
36. Linking Late-Stage Syphilis to Dementia
37. First Comprehensive Analysis of the Natural History of Poliomyelitis
38. The First Drug for African Sleeping Sickness
39. Discovering a Cause of Bacterial Meningitis and an Effective Antiserum Therapy
40. The Birth of Modern Virology
41. Using Advances in Viral Tissue Culture Techniques to Produce a Safer Smallpox Vaccine
42. The Birth of the Concept of Autoimmune Demyelinating Disease and Creation of An Animal Model to Test New Therapies for Multiple Sclerosis
43. The First Blood Bank
44. Discovering the First Cancer-Causing Virus
45. Hematopoietic Stem Cells, and Unraveling the Immune Response to Tuberculosis
46. Influenza Is Caused by a Virus, not a Bacterium
47. Oxygen Therapy for Pneumonia
48. Discovering that Viruses are Made Up of Protein and Nucleic Acid
49. Discovering Dendritic Cells, Sentinels of the Immune System, and Harnessing Their Potential to Prevent and Treat Disease
50. Modifying the First Drug Against Syphillis to Treat Central Nervous System Disease
51. Developing a Novel Vaccine Against Yellow Fever That Remains Important Seventy Years Later
52. C-Reactive Protein: From Pneumococcal Pneumonia to Cardiovascular Disease Risk
53. The Founding of Clinical Chemistry
54. Discovering a New Amino Acid: Hydroxylysine
55. Developing Diagnostic Tests for Fanconi Anemia and Unraveling the Genetics of the Disease
56. Destroying Dogma: the Discovery of Reverse Transcriptase
57. Defining the Genetics and Biochemistry of Wilson’s Disease
58. Opening the Field of Intracellular Protein Traffic
59. Establishing the Scientific Basis for Using UV Light to Treat Psoriasis and Vitiligo
60. The Molecular Basis of Influenza and Paramyxoviruses Cell Penetration
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