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  • Gandhiji Prem Nivas
    leprosy
    / History

    …derivative of the compound, called promin, on patients. Promin had drawbacks—it had to be given intravenously, on a regular schedule, and for a long period of time—but it reversed the course of the disease in enough cases to be heralded as the ā€œmiracle at Carville.ā€ Over the following decade researchers…

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    …derivative of the compound, called promin, on patients. Promin had drawbacks—it had to be given intravenously, on a regular schedule, and for a long period of time—but it reversed the course of the disease in enough cases to be heralded as the ā€œmiracle at Carville.ā€ Over the following decade researchers…

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