How to pronounce“sulfas”in English
IPA/sʌlfæs/
Syllablessul·fas
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With them, doctors could quickly and cheaply help thousands of patients—treating everything from meningitis to gonorrhea to burns. But most people today don’t go to the doctor
and ask for sulfas. Because in 1928, in the basement laboratory of St. Mary’s hospital in London, Scottish physician and microbiologist Alexander Fleming
noticed, quite by accident, that some mold growing in his lab seemed to kill some harmful bacteria. He cultured it and started experimenting.
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