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Addressing antimicrobial resistance is critical to economic future and global health
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The legacy of Dr. Paul Janssen: How a “funny idea” helped change the course of modern medicine
When the Belgian physician created his research lab in the 1950s, he did it largely on his own. But it didn’t take long for the medical community to realize the then 26-year-old was on to something profound. Over the course of his long and esteemed career, Dr. Paul, as he was known, coined more than 100 patents and developed dozens of life-changing medications. -