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In 1936, journalist Paul de Kruif made a bold prediction: Medical science was about to conquer influenza. Among scientists and journalists alike, hopes were high after a series of successes isolating antibodies in animal trials. By all accounts, writes historian of medicine John Eyler, this early optimism was well founded.
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