I was looking for something to post when I came across this quote and it made me stop and think. Every so often, I get anxious about not writing enough or writing fast enough (see my previous post and the lack of part two!). That, in turn, makes me think that I shouldn't bother anyway.… Continue reading It always seems impossible until it’s done
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As per History of Vaccines, "Pierre Paul Émile Roux (1853-1933) was a protégé of Louis Pasteur and a pioneer in bacteriology and immunology." He was a French bacteriologist known for his research into tetanus and diphtheria. He also worked on the development of vaccines with Pasteur. History of Vaccines, ENCYCLOPÆDIA BRITANNICA
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