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Posted Nov 10, 2001 by Vintermann (VnnMint's updated name)
Nice article, but perhaps Ignaz Semmelweiss would be worth a mention? The first doctor who suggested that unclean hands and instruments transferred birth fever. Fascinating story with a tragic end.

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Posted Nov 21, 2001 by (TonsilRevenge) My adulthood is in remission
Ha! I was looking through the guide for any reference to old Ignaz P.and you are it so far. I was thinking of writing a separate entry about him.

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Posted Nov 21, 2001 by Vintermann (VnnMint's updated name)
Cool! I can find you some stuff if you want. I read a dramtized account (a play by Jens Bjørneboe) of his life, which, while I think it made him a lot more of an anarchist than he was smiley , was very moving.

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Posted Nov 22, 2001 by (TonsilRevenge) My adulthood is in remission
Yes, well, I learned about him by reading an entire encyclopedia for fun. Just ran across his entry by reading the 's' volume.
But Terry Gilliam knows about him,too. See 'Twelve Monkeys'.

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