Paul Ehrlich Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Paul Ehrlich, based on 6 World History Database records associated with Germany.

6 records1908–19156 events2 places

Chronological biography

1908

Nobel Prize1908

Science / Medicine

Winner of the Nobel Prize for Medicine

1911

Chemotherapy for Syphilis1911

Science / Medicine · Physician and Immunologist · Frankfurt

Advances targeted antimicrobial treatment through compound 606.

Salvarsan Clinical Reports1911

Science / Medicine · Physician and Immunologist · Frankfurt

Oversees expanding clinical use of Salvarsan against syphilis.

Salvarsan Safety Debate1911

Science / Medicine · Physician and Immunologist · Frankfurt

Responds to medical controversy concerning Salvarsan administration and toxicity.

Treatment Guidance1911

Science / Medicine · Physician and Immunologist · Frankfurt

Emphasizes careful preparation, dosage and intravenous treatment procedures.

1915

Death of Paul Ehrlich20 August 1915

Exploration / Exploration and Discovery · Bad Homberg

Death of Paul Ehrlich, Nobel Prize winning bacteriologist

Titles and roles

Physician and Immunologist

Record provenance

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