The inventor of the first AIDS drug: Garteud Alien

- Scientists of the world

AIDS is a new modern disease that is deadly and contagious. There is no cure or medicine for many human diseases. Many new diseases are also coming to light. Finding a cure for any disease takes a lot of time, expense and a lot of effort. There are examples of scientists spending their entire lives searching for a single drug, but that discovery benefits a number of patients. Gertrude Belle Elliott, an American woman scientist, worked hard to find a cure for many diseases. Is. In 19 he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine.

Garteud Alien was born in Born in New York on January 7, 1917. After graduating from Hunter College in New York, she began her career as a teacher in 191. He studied biology in depth and discovered the first medicine for leukemia. Also looking for new drugs for gout, malaria, herpes and meningitis. She was the first woman scientist to be inducted into the US National Inventors Hall of Fame. Is. He passed away on February 21.