We all know the story of antibiotics.
Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928 and there was much rejoicing.
Well, actually the rejoicing comes a little bit later, because Alexander Fleming didn't actually do anything.
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We all know the story of antibiotics.
Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928 and there was much rejoicing.
Well, actually the rejoicing comes a little bit later, because Alexander Fleming didn't actually do anything.

A young woman dying of AIDS lay in the bed before me. Staring at her frail, disease-stricken body, the words of a family friend echoed in my head, "Why is Kellie going to Africa? Does she really think that one person can make a difference?"

WARNING-- the post below includes both frank use of anatomical terms and irreverent use of euphemism. And an 8-foot vagina. Please do not read further if naughty bits make you squeamish.