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Virchow

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Vir·chow (vîrk, fîr), Rudolf 1821-1902.
German physician and pathologist known for his contributions to cell theory and the study of disease.
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Virchow was talking directly to us when he said over 100 years ago: "Medicine is a social science, and politics is nothing more than medicine in larger scale.
Social determinants of health: so what?/Determinants sociaux de la ... by Paradis, Gilles / Canadian Journal of Public Health
Mandy was still in intensive care yesterday at the Virchow Hospital, where she has severe bite wounds, and doctors say there is still a high risk of infection.
I JUMPED IN POLAR BEAR PIT BECAUSE I'D LOST MY JOB AS TEACHER; Woman ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Is he: A) Robert Koch B) Charles Nieolle C) Louis Pasteur D) Rudolf Virchow E) Max yon Pettenkofer This is a photograph of Rudolph Virchow (1821-1902).
Rudolf Virchow by Schultz, Myron / Emerging Infectious Diseases
 
 
 
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