For years, snakes bit him. His blood may help create a new antivenom : Short Wave : NPR

Tim Friede, after being bitten by venomous snakes over 200 times—once even being comatized—he developed immunity that could revolutionize antivenom research. His story, featured in a recent article, highlights his "claim to fame" and curiosity about using his knowledge to create a universal antivenom for broader public use. The article underscores the每年 millions suffer from snake bites, many fatal or life-altering, with high-quality antivenoms currently relying on animal sources, leaving room for innovation. Friede's unique experience offers hope for safer, more effective treatments in the future.