All in Carbon Monoxide
Carbon monoxide story 1.5: Human Ethics
The argument ran along these lines: Humans expose themselves to CO frequently. For example, smoking tobacco, and driving a car.
Carbon monoxide story: 1.4 Flashback Toronto 1984
“Joe…mummy…is not feeling…well…”
The carbon monoxide story, continued. Part 1.3
“So you showed it in dogs. How are you going to show that it can be done in humans?”
The carbon monoxide story. Part 1.2
Ludwik: “Its not good enough”
“Why not?”
“Its an n of one”
The carbon monoxide story. Part 1.1
“Sorry Joe, I don’t think that will work at all.”
The carbon monoxide story. Part 1.0 "So ... Can You Use It to Cure Something?"
It started with an interest in measuring bronchial* tone. The trachea* and the bronchi are not just passive tubes: they actively constrict and dilate.
From Death to Life
In May 1944 21 year old Rachel Berneman was on a death march of prisoners leaving Auschwitz ahead of advancing Russians. Rachel was sleeping the same bunk with Hanna , who she believed was her last living relative.