Dr. Rubbo shows on the blackboard the formula and the name of the new TB drug.The new anti-tuberculosis drug Verazide will probably be used first among New Guinea natives.The Professor of Bacteriology at Melbourne University, Dr. Sydney Rubbo, who developed the drug with the Senior Lecturer in Organic Chemistry at Sydney University, Dr. J. Cymerman-Craig, revealed this today.The drug is harmless and will be tried in New Guinea first because of the high incidence of TB among natives there. November 17, 1955. (Photo by The Herald & Weekly Times Ltd.).

Dr. Rubbo shows on the blackboard the formula and the name of the new TB drug.The new anti-tuberculosis drug Verazide will probably be used first among New Guinea natives.The Professor of Bacteriology at Melbourne University, Dr. Sydney Rubbo, who developed the drug with the Senior Lecturer in Organic Chemistry at Sydney University, Dr. J. Cymerman-Craig, revealed this today.The drug is harmless and will be tried in New Guinea first because of the high incidence of TB among natives there. November 17, 1955. (Photo by The Herald & Weekly Times Ltd.).
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