Tomas Kapler wrote that a 1,600-year-old recipe recommended soaking wormwood instead of boiling it, as hot water supposedly destroyed the active ingredient. He stated that extract number 191 achieved a hundred percent success rate in combating malaria in infected mice and monkeys. According to him, the initial results were released anonymously, and the woman behind the discovery remained almost unknown for decades. He also urged readers to share his series #WomenInScience and to give a "Likes" label to other posts. #historie #věda #malárie (translated)







