Domagk, Gerhard

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Domagk,

Gerhard, winner of 1939 Nobel Prize for work related to prontosil.

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It tells how Gerhard Domagk, a young German physician during WW I, saw the deaths of thousands of wounded soldiers from gas gangrene and other infections that invaded what would have otherwise been non-fatal wounds.

Hager, Thomas. The demon under the microscope

A self-described science geek, Tom Hager was thumbing through a copy of "Asimov's Biographical Encyclopedia of Science and Technology" when he came across an entry for a German physician named Gerhard Domagk.

UO professor brings the work of a life-saving doctor to light

Gerhard Domagk, whose major blunder, if indeed he committed one, was discovering it the year Hitler took over his native Germany.

The demon under the microscope; from battlefield hospitals to Nazi labs; one doctor's heroic search for the world's first miracle drug