Every day, doctors worldwide prescribe methotrexate, doxycycline, and folic acid. Few know the name of the man who made them possible. Even fewer know that Harvard refused him tenure—and an American bowling alley refused him entry because of the color of his skin. The Oath in a Village In 1913, in the town of Bhimavaram,…
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