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All Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Physicians and scientists who study or treat infection and the immune system, following the infectious disease and immunology branch of ISCO-08 Minor Group 2212. Belongs here: an immunologist, microbiologist, bacteriologist, virologist or parasitologist, whether practicing as a physician or working chiefly as a laboratory scientist, and a zoologist whose immunological work bears on human disease. Does not belong here: a physician whose SubLabel names a different primary specialty, such as pathology or public health, grouped under that specialty's own heading instead.

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1880 1
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Western biomedicine 1
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Ahmed Gaffer Hegazi

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Aladár Aujeszky

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Albert Calmette

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Albert Neisser

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Albert Sabin

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Albert Schatz

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Alexander Fleming

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Alexandre Yersin

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Anthony Fauci

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Anton von Frisch

Surgeons and Perioperative Specialists

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Barry Marshall

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Baruj Benacerraf

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Bernhard Fischer

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Bruno Weber (doctor)

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Charles Louis Alphonse Laveran

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Charles Nicolle

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Christopher Andrewes

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

E. Donnall Thomas

Medical Scientists

Eduard Arning

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Edwin Klebs

Pathologists and Anatomists

Elie Metchnikoff

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Emil von Behring

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Erich Hoffmann

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Francoise Barre-Sinoussi

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Frank Macfarlane Burnet

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Frederick Chapman Robbins

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Friedrich Fehleisen

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Friedrich Fülleborn

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Friedrich Julius Rosenbach

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Friedrich Küchenmeister

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Friedrich Loeffler

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Georg Theodor August Gaffky

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

George Klein (biologist)

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

George Miller Sternberg

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Georges Mathé

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Gero Hütter

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Grethe Rask

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Hans Christian Gram

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Hans D. Ochs

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Hans Reiter (physician)

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Harald zur Hausen

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Jean-Louis Touraine

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Jim Yong Kim

Public Health and Epidemiology Specialists

John M. Goldman

Medical Scientists, Physiologists and Pharmacologists

John Maxwell Anderson

Surgeons and Perioperative Specialists

Jonas Salk

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Jules Bordet

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Julius Richard Petri

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists

Karl Landsteiner

Immunologists and Infectious Disease Specialists
Sources
1. Germ Theory of Disease (Wikipedia)
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  • Germ theory of disease, Koch 1880s, era (healer)
    A transitional period began in the late 1850s with the work of Louis Pasteur. This work was later extended by Robert Koch in the 1880s.
  • Germ theory of disease, Koch 1880s, region (healer)
    A transitional period began in the late 1850s with the work of Louis Pasteur. This work was later extended by Robert Koch in the 1880s.
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