Firstclass Medicineover 6 years ago
Dr.Robert Guthrie - Father of Neonatal Screening
When faced with adversity, many of us think that someone should find a solution to that particular problem. But there only a handful few that decide to be that someone. Such people are the ones that revolutionise the thinking and actions of generations to come. This is one such story, that has saved countless children from mental retardation. Click on the link to read more about this personality!
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over 6 years ago
An incredible contribution to children and prevention. A giant in neonatal care.
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