Contributors to Public Health: Part 2

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Who is known for the discovery of the vaccines against anthrax and rabies?

Louis Pasteur

Which individual established the role of polluted water in the spread of cholera in London?

John Snow

Who discovered the prevention methods for cholera, diphtheria, and enteric fever (typhoid)?

Louis Pasteur

Who founded the School of Hygiene at Yaba Lagos, Nigeria?

Isaac Ladipo Oluwole

Which individual discovered the life cycle of Anthrax and staining bacteria?

Robert Koch

Who is known for discovering the circulation of blood and the role of the heart in propelling it?

William Harvey

Which individual is considered the Father of Demography?

John Graunt

Who is recognized for being one of the founding fathers of epidemiology and his work on clinical diagnosis?

Thomas Syndenham

Which individual is remembered for focusing on disease and workplace conditions in occupational medicine?

Bernadino Ramazzini

Who demonstrated the role of fresh fruits in preventing scurvy?

John Graunt

Learn about key contributors to public health including Philippus Paracelsus, John Graunt, William Harvey, and Thomas Syndenham. Explore their significant findings and contributions to the field of public health.

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