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Dr. Sansum's first insulin patients gathered in Santa Barbara in 1924. Dr. Sansum is labeled as #1, and Charles Cowan is #2.

Dr. Sansum manufactured his own insulin in his lab in Santa Barbara. Once Dr. Sansum selected Charles Cowan, his most terminal case at the time, he said, "If insulin can prolong this man's life, it can save anybody." (Continuing Quest, page 70)

Dr. Sansum always had his door open to patients and staff. After his milestone injection on May 31, 1922 of insulin to Charles Cowan, he saved thousands of lives in California.
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