Peter Kwong
Peter Kwong is a prominent immunologist and the Richard J. Stock Professor of medical sciences at Columbia University’s Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. He has gained recognition for his pioneering research in the development of novel therapies, including a groundbreaking antivenom for snakebites that utilizes antibodies derived from the blood of Tim Friede, a man who self-immunized against snake venom. This innovative approach has the potential to revolutionize snakebite treatment, addressing a critical global health issue.
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Saudi Arabia:
Peter Kwong is a vaccine researcher at Columbia University who worked with Glanville and Freddy.
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Turkey:
Peter Kwong noted that they are moving towards a cocktail formula that shows effects against more snake species.
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Hungary:
Peter Kwong led the research team that worked on the antibodies found in Friede's blood.
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Bolivia:
Peter Kwong is a researcher at Columbia University who commented on the extraordinary antibodies in Tim Friede's blood.
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Venezuela:
Peter Kwong is a researcher at Columbia University who commented on the extraordinary antibodies in Tim Friede's blood.
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Slovakia:
Peter Kwong is one of the researchers at Columbia University who commented on the extraordinary antibodies in Tim Friede's blood.
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Slovakia:
Peter Kwong, a researcher at Columbia University, praised Tim's antibodies for their extraordinary ability to achieve broad recognition of snake venoms.
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India:
Peter Kwong of Columbia University described Friede as a very special individual with amazing antibodies.
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New Zealand:
Peter Kwong of Columbia University collaborated with Glanville on the research involving Friede’s blood.
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Italy:
Peter Kwong is a professor of medical sciences who co-published a study on an antidote using antibodies from Tim Friede's blood.
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