New technologies in World War 2
World War 2 Technology: 
Sulfa medicine
Description of the medicine
Sulfa or called Sulfonamide was first
experimented in 1932 in the laboratories of the Bayer Corporation.
When it was first traded it was called Prontosil. The researcher name Gerhard Domagk won the nobel prize in 1939 because of founding the medicine. It is usually used to protect infections caused by strepcocci. This is the first medicine that is able to treate ranges of bacterial infections in the body.
Intended Purpose
It’s is used for treated a range of bacterial infections in the body. It was able to save
lives of many people in World War 2. It's very succesfull to save ten of thousands of lives.
How the medicine shaped the war
It shaped the war because it saved many lives in World War 2. It saved great people like Winston Churchill who was the prime minister on England at that time and it also save Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s son who was the son of the president of the United States. Sulfa helped prevent wound infections during the war. The medicine also helped the American soldiers for their first aid. It was used as sulfa powder and was sprinkled on the open wound. It saved ten of thousands of patients in the early years of the war.
How the war shaped the medicine
The war shaped the technology because the war made more need of antibiotics for open wounds and sulfa gradually evolved into powder and it was able to save many lives of American soldiers. This saved ten of thousands of lives in World War
Lasting effects on the medicine
The medicine is very effective using in the war to save lives and it’s also used today. It’s used as an antibiotic medicine where many hospitals use it to subscribe for patience even though they have to be careful because some people have allergies for it. It is an antibiotic that save lives and cure people

Sulfa medicine
Description of the medicine
Sulfa or called Sulfonamide was first
experimented in 1932 in the laboratories of the Bayer Corporation.
When it was first traded it was called Prontosil. The researcher name Gerhard Domagk won the nobel prize in 1939 because of founding the medicine. It is usually used to protect infections caused by strepcocci. This is the first medicine that is able to treate ranges of bacterial infections in the body.
Intended Purpose
It’s is used for treated a range of bacterial infections in the body. It was able to save
lives of many people in World War 2. It's very succesfull to save ten of thousands of lives.
How the medicine shaped the war
It shaped the war because it saved many lives in World War 2. It saved great people like Winston Churchill who was the prime minister on England at that time and it also save Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s son who was the son of the president of the United States. Sulfa helped prevent wound infections during the war. The medicine also helped the American soldiers for their first aid. It was used as sulfa powder and was sprinkled on the open wound. It saved ten of thousands of patients in the early years of the war.
How the war shaped the medicine
The war shaped the technology because the war made more need of antibiotics for open wounds and sulfa gradually evolved into powder and it was able to save many lives of American soldiers. This saved ten of thousands of lives in World War
Lasting effects on the medicine
The medicine is very effective using in the war to save lives and it’s also used today. It’s used as an antibiotic medicine where many hospitals use it to subscribe for patience even though they have to be careful because some people have allergies for it. It is an antibiotic that save lives and cure people






