INFLUENZA PNEUMONIA
CURE BY INJECTION LONDON DOCTOR’S REPORT LONDON. Aug. 3. Mr Ronald Hare, of the research department of Quecu Charlotte’s Hospital, writing in the Lancet, describes the cure of a woman suffering from influenzal pneumonia. When she was in a dying state injections were made with scrum taken from convalescent patients and resulted in her complete recovery. Dr. Hare says: “In the absence of any method for making anti-serum artificially, the employment of convalescent scrum in influenzal pneumonia merits further trial.”
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 183, 5 August 1933, Page 9
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