Further: there's evidence Joseph Lister in the 19th C. discovered antibiotic properties of mold, but had too much on his plate getting antiseptics into practice. (Fuzzy memory of _Bad Medicine_ by historian David Wootton.)
Penicillin narrowly escaped death by institutional neglect a decade after the antibiotic properties of the mold were discovered. Science funding still needs diversification: crowd-sourcing, a network of independent benefactors, etc. An ecosystem outside the gilded gates.https://twitter.com/jasoncrawford/status/1183833892400156672 …
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Don't benefact me, but my (mild) hemiplegic cerebral palsy got a lot better very suddenly in 2017 after a sort of fasting. There is some research on fasting and progressive neurological conditions like Alzheimer's, but not really on non-progressive conditions like cerebral palsy.
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I keep wondering if DRACO might be a victim of such neglect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRACO
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