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Louis Pasteur broth, 1888, preserved by Ainsworth donation

07 December, 2016

The University of Sydney's historic collection of medical pathology specimens — used to teach medical students about crucial aspects of human diseases for generations — will be preserved in perpetuity thanks to a $2 million donation from businessman Len Ainsworth.

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