Clowes, G. H. A. (George Henry Alexander), 1877-1958

Woods Hole, MA

August 11 1922

2 leaves ; 28 x 21 cm.

Typescript letter signed by G.H.A. Clowes. Writing from Woods Hole, Dr. Clowes acknowledges that Dr. Banting has agreed to use only 350 units of insulin per week. He then asks Banting to supply Eli Lilly & Co. with information regarding sugar tolerance for his individual patients. Dr. Clowes also asks Banting to discontinue his practice of giving out reprints of the Collip method of producing insulin. Mentions Dr. Allen and the Nobel Prize.

insulin:L10429

MS. COLL. 76 (Banting), Box 9, Folder 11
Title based on content of item.

Banting, Frederick Grant, Sir, 1891-1941
Allen, Frederick M. (Frederick Madison), 1879-
Insulin - Early manufacture
Insulin - Clinical use