TUBERCULOSIS CURE
IMPORTANT EXPERIMENTS. (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, June 23. The Medical Research Council says that there is a very good ground to hope that an important advance m the curative treatment of tuberculosis and some other diseases has made by Professor’s Dreyer’s new vac eium ' Much, however, remains to be learned concerning the best modes of its application. r lhe Council has arranged for a series of trials Gy phvsicians in various parts of the c< untry. Supplies of the vaccine will be prepared at the Oxford School of Pathology. As soon as the progress of the patients has been sufficiently watched and recorded, full •publication will be made of the result’s. If these justify the hopes formed, adeuate supplies of vaccine will be available at a small cost.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 June 1923, Page 3
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