Richard Weil
Richard Weil · Science & Medicine
Physician known for research on blood transfusion and immunology
1876, New York City, USA — 1917, New York City, USA
United States
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Richard Weil was an American physician and immunologist whose research on blood transfusion demonstrated that sodium citrate could prevent clotting, helping make stored, citrated blood practical and advancing early transfusion medicine. He also studied anaphylaxis and tumor immunity at Cornell. He was born into a Jewish family in New York.
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Physician known for research on blood transfusion and immunology
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