Arming the Fight Against Resistant Bacteria
In 1928, Alexander Fleming opened the door to treating bacterial infections when he stumbled upon the first known antibiotic in a Penicillium mold growing in a discarded experiment.
Nearly eight decades later, chemist Helen
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Jill Sakai, Science Writer, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Jill Sakai, Ph.D., is a neuroscientist and science writer. She is a consultant with Gateway Information Services where she assists in evaluating issues associated with neurology, development, and study design. Ms. Sakai has a distinguished academic background and is the author of numerous published articles — both popular and peer-reviewed. She holds a Ph.D. in neuroscience.
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