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The Original Drug Designer

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On 17 October Professor
Sir James Black received the Nobel Prize for Medicine.
His achievement: to create the front-line drugs in the treatment of high blood pressure and ulcers. He took as his starting point the body's own drugs, the hormones, and, as he reveals to Colin Tudge , he believes such 'redesigning' to be the key to the pharmacopoeia of tomorrow.
Producer NICHOLAS MORGAN (R)

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Unknown:
Sir James Black
Unknown:
Colin Tudge
Producer:
Nicholas Morgan
Source: Radio Times

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