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American Man Survives 200 Snake Bites to Help Create Universal Antivenom

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10 Jun 25
02:49 PM

Tim Friede from Wisconsin has voluntarily endured over 200 snake bites and 650 venom injections over two decades to build immunity and aid scientific research. His unique resistance inspired scientists to develop a potential universal antivenom using his blood. A study published in Cell confirmed success in mice. The antivenom worked against venom from 13 out of 19 snake species. Researchers now plan animal trials in Australia. Friede, now working at biotech firm Centivax, says he’s proud of his role in saving lives.

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Jugantor 10 Jun 25

Over 200 Snake Bites—A Unique Contribution to Medical Science by an American Citizen

Tim Friede, a resident of the small town of Two Rivers in the U.S. state of Wisconsin, has taken an extraordinary initiative in the pursuit of complete immunity against snake venom. Over the past two decades, he has intentionally subjected himself to more than 200 snake bites and over 650 venom injections.

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