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Peter DeMarco
Peter Thomas DeMarco (March 6, 1932 – October 26, 2005) was an American medical doctor who graduated from Albright College in Pennsylvania and achieved his doctor of medicine degree in 1957 from Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
A resident of Pine Hill, New Jersey, he had a research laboratory and medical practice there.〔"Once more, in search of miracles."'' The Philadelphia Inquirer'' - March 8, 1979.〕〔via Associated Press''. ("DeMarco Using Cure-All Again" ), ''Reading Eagle'', March 2, 1979. Accessed July 10, 2015. "'The year I was closed down in Pennsylvania 15 people died because they didn't get the drug,' DeMarco said in a telephone interview from his Pine Hill, N.J., home."〕
==Professional distinction==
DeMarco received professional distinction〔September 9, 1984. Italian-American Hall of Fame Induction.〕 by advancing scientific research on diabetic complication reversal, chronic wound healing, human cell regeneration and scar tissue reduction by combining procaine with polyvinylpyrrolidone to produce a cell regeneration treatment therapy. He received two patents for his work, the first was titled: ''Treatment of arteriosclerotic diseases.'' and the second was: ''Method of treatment of animal and human tissues damaged by burns and frank visible gangrene''. DeMarco was inducted into the (Italian-American National Hall of Fame ) on September 9, 1984 for his scientific and humanitarian work.
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