UD Biology Professor Helps Victims of AIDS and African Sleeping Sickness with Development of FDA-Approved Drug, UD's Strategies for Responsible Development Office Assists Neighborhood Groups with Computerized Accounting Service

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Publication Date

8-1-1988

Abstract

Tip sheet provides UD feature angles: A biology faculty member, Brother Bruce Griffin, S.M., helped develop a new drug for African Sleeping Sickness that also cures pneumocystis pneumonia, which is usually fatal in AIDS patients. Also, a computerized accounting system developed by Brother Ed Zamierowski, S.M., in UD's Strategies for Responsible Development office will enable volunteer neighborhood groups to generate monthly financial statements and develop cash-flow statements.

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"UD Biology Professor Helps Victims of AIDS and African Sleeping Sickness with Development of FDA-Approved Drug, UD's Strategies for Responsible Development Office Assists Neighborhood Groups with Computerized Accounting Service" (1988). News Releases. 4998.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/news_rls/4998