Listen "Gladys Hobby"
Episode Synopsis
In 1928, the world of medicine was changed when Alexander Fleming demonstrated the antibacterial properties of penicillin. But the large-scale impact of his discovery was only realized during World War II, when microbiologists discovered ways to mass produce the drug.
One of those scientists was Gladys Hobby.
Image: Vassar.
One of those scientists was Gladys Hobby.
Image: Vassar.
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