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. 2020 Dec 28;6(1):2. doi: 10.3390/tropicalmed6010002

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The Clinical Investigators. Left. Joseph E. Smadel MD of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the NIH. Smadel, Herbert Ley Jr., and Theodore E. Woodward first treated FBT patients with chloramphenicol. In 1962, Smadel received the Albert Lasker Clinical Medical Research Award “for outstanding contributions to the understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of virus and rickettsial diseases…” [174]. Center. Vernon Knight MD. Along with Francisco Ruiz-Sanchez, Amado Ruiz-Sanchez, and Walsh McDermott, Knight conducted the first trial of chlortetracycline against FBT [171]. Right. Francisco Ruiz-Sanchez MD [175].