As I flailed upon my fever bed recently, I was mumbling her poignant lyrics through my delirium — “I’m holding on for dear ...

A new public exhibition space could come to Paddington as part of a proposed medical centre by Imperial College London.

Scientific breakthroughs have had life-changing effects on our nation's health and economy. Now is not the time to slash ...

For all the planning, funding, and whiteboards covered in equations, some of science’s most mind-blowing discoveries have come down to […] ...

Penicillin was discovered in London by Professor Alexander Fleming in 1928. Despite attempts to produce a usable medicine from the bacteria-killing mould, this had not been achieved by the start of ...

On May 25, 1940, lethal doses of streptococci bacteria were used to infect eight mice. Four of these were then administered injections of penicillin, helping them to survive days to weeks, even as the ...

The ‘Penicillin Girls’ Made One of the World’s Most Life-Saving Discoveries Possible The true, forgotten and sometimes-stinky history of the cohort who took Alexander Fleming’s innovation ...

Sir Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in the 1940s, saving "countless" lives, according to the World Health Organisation. The mural, designed by Glasgow-based artist Rogue One, ...

As part of celebrations to mark 100 years since the discovery of penicillin, a mural to Alexander Fleming has been unveiled in Darvel. Ayrshire Live. Stephen Bark Ayrshire Live senior reporter.

We don’t often think of fungi in pharma, but that is, of course, where penicillin comes from. The antibiotic substance earned three of its discoverers — Alexander Fleming, Howard Florey and ...

It was auctioned off previously, as part of a lot of Fleming/penicillin memorabilia, in 2017. That lot went for £15,000 (roughly $19,350), and was reportedly sold to a direct descendant of Fleming.

Fleming created the medallion as a gift for his niece and inscribed it with the message: "The mold that made penicillin / Alexander Fleming." ...