antibiotics cleared ulcers right up.

In the case of Freedberg, when he made his prediction about the link between bacteria and ulcers and tests were inconclusive, his superiors essentially told him to give up and stop wasting his time. On a similar vein, when Greek doctor John Lykoudis presented his findings that antibiotics kicked ulcer butt in 1964, his evidence was largely ignored because it went against the current consensus. In fact, in 1968, when Lykoudis refused to stop treating (and curing) his patients’ stomach ulcers with antibiotics, he was fined 4000 Drachma for his troubles and was largely regarded as a quack until Marshall went all freshman on a glass of Helicobacter pylori.

In other words, suggesting ulcers were caused by anything other than stress was career suicide. Regardless,Bees banish demons with Bristol victory

BEES banished the ghosts of Moseley with a last gasp away victory over Bristol.

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BEES banished the ghosts of Moseley with a last gasp away victory over Bristol.

It was in the dying moments against their local rivals that the Bees conceded, after missing several kicks. The scenario was turned on its head last weekend as Bees fought right to the final whistle, with the kicking of Mark Woodrow vital to the victory.

The fly half’s conversion at the death handed the points to Bees. Dan Sanderson, who scored the final try, and Jack Preece also put in a combative performance, ably demonstrating that the Bees were more than a match for the West Country outfit.

Bristol coach Paul Hull publicly apologised for the loss, describing it