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A "Abracadabrantesque" Manufacture: Georges Feuillet, the Pharmacist Who Killed 102 People by Caring for Their Furuncles

Summary by Le Figaro
RECIT - In the spring of 1954, young and healthy patients began to die brutally everywhere in France. Guilty: the Stalinon, a medicine invented by a pharmacist in Saint-Mandé. The survey will show that its manufacturers have multiplied the evils.

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A "Abracadabrantesque" Manufacture: Georges Feuillet, the Pharmacist Who Killed 102 People by Caring for Their Furuncles

RECIT - In the spring of 1954, young and healthy patients began to die brutally everywhere in France. Guilty: the Stalinon, a medicine invented by a pharmacist in Saint-Mandé. The survey will show that its manufacturers have multiplied the evils.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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