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Everyone must live, and die at their respected times and ways. In 1955, Sir Alexander Fleming died of a heart attack on March 11th. But on the other hand, penicillin did save millions of lives.

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The intro of Circle of Life (first 12s, with the sun appearing)

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Alexander was very humble. He received $100,000 on his trip to the USA, but he immediately donated it to St. Mary"s Labs. He also shared the Nobel Prize with Florey and Chain.

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Alexander went on to win the Nobel Prize with Florey and Chain for penicillin. He was modest about the the discovery and gave credit to Florey and Chain.

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Does this work on humans? The first try, the human got an under dose and died. The second time, it worked and saved a young mans life. He originally called it "Mould Juice", but then he changed the name to penicillin in March.

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On February 14th, 1928, Alexander was studying staphylococci. One day, he found that a fungus contaminated staphylococci colonies had destroyed all surrounding staphylococci colonies that were normal. He had discovered "Mould Juice". With this discovery, he gave it to Boris Chain and Howard Florey to test on rats. It was a success. But did it work on humans?

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On December 24th, 1915, he married Sally(Sareem, Sarah) McElroy. They had a son named Robert. Robert must've been inspired by his dad because he ended up working in the medical field as well.

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After he declined surgery work, he became an assistant bacteriologist to Sir Almroth Wright, who was a pioneer in vaccine therapy.

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When he was just 7 years old, Alexander's father died. At age 16, Alexander passed all high school exams, he got a shipping job in London. Then he got into St. Mary's Hospital edical School, which he worked very hard for. He became a surgeon at the age 22 years old. In 1909, he was finally qualified to perform surgery, but he declined the offer.

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Alexander Fleming was born on August 6, 1881, in Darvel, United Kingdom. His fathers name was Hugh Fleming and his mother went by Grace Stirling Morton. This picture is a current picture that even has Alexander Fleming's name in it!