Scientists discover Promin drug in Detroit lab
In a Detroit laboratory three of the five scientists who developed Promin, a sulfone cousin of sulfanilimides, are shown among five researchers. The drug aimed at tuberculosis research, now reported to have cured 19 leprosy patients discharged from Carville leper colony, Louisiana. Pictured from left: Dr. L. A. Sweet, Leonard Daub and L. L. Bambas.
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