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| Description | Dr John Snow |
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| Source | Dr John Snow |
| Author | Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK |
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Advancing the Chemical Sciences
National Chemical Landmark
Dr John Snow
(1813-1858)
Founding father of Epidemiology.
In 1854 his research linked
deaths to the water pump
near this site and thus
determined that cholera is
a water borne disease.
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