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Sir Alexander Fleming on self-prescribing penicillin; 1955

Professor Mark Fletcher asks Sir Alexander Fleming why penicillin shouldn't be free available to patients. Sir Alexander Fleming believes they may take it incorrectly and become allergic to it; 1955 (LCA6503P - AEVZ001J)
Professor Mark Fletcher asks Sir Alexander Fleming why penicillin shouldn't be free available to patients. Sir Alexander Fleming believes they may take it incorrectly and become allergic to it; 1955 (LCA6503P - AEVZ001J)
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Date created:
January 12, 1955
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00:00:56:00
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lca6503p_panorama_12_01_55-07-prescriptions