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The History of Penicillin - How antibiotics started!

Today let's dive into the fascinating history of penicillin, from its accidental discovery by Sir Alexander Fleming in 1928 to its development and mass production in the US. Despite Fleming's initial breakthrough, it took over a decade and the dedicated efforts of scientists like Dr. Ernst Chain and Sir Howard Florey to turn penicillin into a life-saving antibiotic. Along the way, they faced multiple challenges but eventually penicillin was brought to the public thanks to the contribution of multiple scientists around the world. 00:33 - The Inception 02:57 - The Science 04:35 - The Oxford 07:42 - The Human Trial 10:08 - Production in the US 12:28 - Help from the US 14:36 - Public Awareness and Mass Production Media Credit: Adapted from A Science Odyssey: “Matters of Life and Death”. Third party materials courtesy of AkzoNobel, Film/Audio Services, Inc., Dr. Charles Florey, National Archives, National Library of Medicine, North West Film Archive at Manchester Metropolitan University, Pfizer, Inc., Sir William Dunn School of Pathology at Oxford University, and WPA Film Library.