Bernhard Naunyn (1839-1925)

BERNHARD NAUNYN, an eminent German physician and experimental pathologist, was born on September 2,1939, in Berlin, where he studied medicine under Lieberkühn, Reichert and Frerichs. He qualified in 1862, and after acting as clinical assistant to Frerichs for some years, became successively professo...

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