Sebastiano Bado

Sebastiano Bado, sometimes Latinized as Sebastianus Baldus (also spelled Badi or Baldo; 1643 - 1676), was a Genoese physician notable for his medicinal usage of cinchona bark in the 17th century.

Bado studied medicine in Rome and became the court doctor to John de Lugo.

Bado distributed cinchona bark powder at local hospitals under the direction of de Lugo. By the end of his career, Bado had become head of two city hospitals in Genoa. He was last mentioned as being alive, albeit suffering from podagra, in 1676.