0
I am doing a history project on this! so here is what I got ;P !
The Invention of Insulin
It was in 1923 that Frederick Banting was given the Nobel Prize in Medicine. He gave some of his award money with Dr. Charles Best, His colleague. He was granted a lifetime annuity to develop his research and King George the 5th even bestowed a knighthood on him!
Banting was not only Canadian but he was the lead scientist behind the invented of insulin and he is famous for it! Insulin is essential for extending the lives of many people all over the world with Diabetes and its invention was a defining moment for Canada's reputation in a science and medicine. It tells people that we as Canadians are highly educated and are willing to make great contributions for the whole world. Diabetes is a disease that is caused when the body in incapable of producing a balanced amount sugar for good health. Insulin allows glucose to enter a cell after being transferred from the bloodstream. Thanks to our Canadian Scientist those with this disease can now lead much more healthy lives!
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What is the significance of the Halifax Explosion?
The Halifax explosion is a defining moment in Canadian history because it is the biggest explosion in Canadian history, and more then 2,000 people were killed well over 9,000 injured (thats a lot for how small cities were back then). Also it is a defining moment because it brought a lot of help from other Canadian places, and Boston, who gave 3 million dollars in relief. The Halifax explosion is also a defining moment in Canadian history because it brought the war home to Canada.
Define moment of effort?
THE PRODUCT OF EFFORT AND EFFORT ARM IS CALLED MOMENT OF EFFORT.
Which four porvince joined together first in confederation?
When Canada came into being on July 1, 1867, it consisted of four provinces: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, and Ontario. All four provinces became part of Canada at the same moment in time, and none has a higher priority in joining than any of the others.
What was d-day and why was it the defining moment of world war 2?
DDay was one of the biggest attacks in the war. It had mostly Americans fighting the japs but some Germans and soviets. It's lasted For days, weeks.and within the first 30 of it 150,000 people Lie dead In the water and 200,000 and more wounded. Many soldiers were ranked up because there sergeants or whoever got shot. It was a very important battle it the war. It weaked the japs and Germans a lot!
Is carina Lopez alive?
Carina Luna Lopez is living more than she ever did and she lives more each day moment by moment breath by breath.
Was joey smallwood a defining moment for Canada?
No, Smallwood was a person, not an event. He created some defining moments, but he wasn't one.
What is the ISBN of The Defining Moment?
The ISBN of The Defining Moment is 0743246004.
Why the Persian Wars were a defining moment in history?
They were not a defining moment.
How is women being able to vote a defining moment for Canada?
be Canada was a country that didn't take part with the south or the united states
How many pages does The Defining Moment have?
The Defining Moment has 432 pages.
When was The Defining Moment created?
The Defining Moment was created on 2006-05-02.
The defining moment in Greek history is the?
The Persian Wars were the defining moment in Greek history.
What war was the defining moment in greek history?
The Persian Wars were the defining moment in Greek history.
How is NORAD a defining moment for Canadian history?
because for the first time, Canada was squarely under the American defence umberella.
What was the defining moments of World War 2?
The battle of Stalingrad was the defining moment of WW2
Why is the Winnipeg General Strike a defining moment?
because
What was Zachary Taylor defining moments?
A defining moment for Zachery Taylor was that he became president as an independent even though he was a part of the Whig Party. Another defining moment was that after becoming president, he was anti slavery even though he had previously had slaves.
