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Microbe Talk Extra: Culture Collections
Private Ernest Cable was a WW1 soldier who died on 13 March 1915 and his body now lies in a communal cemetery in Wimereux, France. Records suggest that Cable was the first British soldier in WW1 to die from dysentery … Continue reading
Posted in History of Science, Podcast
Tagged Antibiotics, Culture Collections, Dysentery, Fleming, Julie Russell, NCTC, Shigella, WW1
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