It is not generally known that patients with duodenal ulceration were being treated with an antibiotic, Furazolidone, in China five or more years before Marshall and Warren published their seminal paper in 1984 about the association between duodenal ulceration and Campylobacter like organisms in the stomach, later named Hpylori. Marshall and Warren won the 2005 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for their work on how a bacterium can relate to gastric inflammation or peptic ulceration.