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Chen Chuan

d. 643

Chinese physician who lives in the 600s

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About Chen Chuan

Chen Chuan was a Chinese physician.

Chen Chuan was a 7th-century Chinese physician who, in 643, noted the symptoms of thirst and the sweetness of urine of diabetics.

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Important facts

Died
643
Occupation
Physician
Nationality
China

Frequently asked questions

Who was Chen Chuan?

Chinese physician who lives in the 600s

When did Chen Chuan die?

Chen Chuan died in 643.

What was Chen Chuan's occupation?

Chen Chuan was a physician.

What nationality was Chen Chuan?

Chen Chuan was Chinese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Chen Chuan

· Wikidata: Q5090725

· DBpedia: Zhen Quan

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