John Collins Warren

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Person

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Founder of

The New England Journal of Medicine

Birthdate

August 1, 1778

Birthplace

Boston

Date of Death

May 4, 1856

Place of Death

Boston

Author of

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The preservation of health

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Letters on the cholera asphyxia, as it has appeared in the city of New York : addressed to John C. Warren, M.D., of Boston, and originally published in that city. Together with other letters, not before published

Physical education and the preservation of health

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Address before the American medical association

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Cases of organic diseases of the heart

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Description of an Egyptian mummy, presented to the Massachusetts General Hospital

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Child of

John Warren (surgeon)

Educated at

Harvard College

Harvard Medical School

The University of Edinburgh

Occupation

ISNI

00000000838272490

Open Library ID

OL1423246A0

VIAF

524705540

Other attributes

Child

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Jonathan Mason Warren

Citizenship

United States

Father

John Warren (surgeon)

Wikidata ID

Q969253

Overview

John Collins Warren (born August 1, 1778 in Boston) was a physician and surgeon from the United States. He studied at the University of Edinburgh and is the founder of The New England Journal of Medicine. Warren passed away on May 4, 1856, also in Boston.

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