Neurobehavioral & Cognitive Disorders
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In 1926, American physician William Parry Murphy (1892-1987) with George Minot (1885-1950) reported the clinical and hematological improvement in 45 patients with pernicious anemia treated with a dietary regimen that incorporated large quantities of liver. In 1934, Minot and Murphy were awarded the Nobel Prize for their discovery of a treatment for pernicious anemia. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Public domain.)