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The book recounts the true story of the discovery of insulin and its impact on saving millions of lives, particularly focusing on Elizabeth Hughes, a young girl with juvenile diabetes, and the researchers Frederick Banting and Charles Best.
Narrative: It details the challenges and triumphs surrounding the identification and purification of insulin from animal pancreases, including scientific rivalries, business competition, and the race against time to make this life-saving treatment available globally.
Historical Context: Set in 1919, the story highlights the dire situation of juvenile diabetes, which was then a death sentence with starvation as the only treatment, and features historical figures like William Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson, and Eli Lilly.
The book recounts the true story of the discovery of insulin and its impact on saving millions of lives, particularly focusing on Elizabeth Hughes, a young girl with juvenile diabetes, and the researchers Frederick Banting and Charles Best.
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