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Does it matter when the first blood transfusion occurred in Africa? If we are to believe the Serial Passage Theory of HIV emergence, then sometime in the early twentieth century.
The post The first blood transfusion in Africa appeared first on OUPblog.
Typhoid Mary Mallon is one of the best known personalities in the popular history of medicine, the cook who was a healthy carrier of typhoid fever, who spread illness, death, and tragedy among the families she served with her cooking, and whose case alerted public health administrations across the world to this mechanism of disease transmission.
The post Looking back at Typhoid Mary 100 years later appeared first on OUPblog.
By: SoniaT,
on 11/29/2015
