About Victor Fourgeaud
Lived 1815 – 1875 (aged 59–60). Victor Fourgeaud was a legislator.
Victor Fourgeaud (c. 1815 - 1875) was a San Francisco medical doctor and legislator. He is known for his work on epidemic of diphtheria in California. Fourgeaud made use of acid for treatment of diphtheria, which was probably ineffective.
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Who was Victor Fourgeaud?
California politician and doctor
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Victor Fourgeaud was born in 1815.
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Victor Fourgeaud died in 1875.
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Victor Fourgeaud was a legislator.
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