Cosme Argerich

Argentinian physician and medical figure

Cosme Argerich - Argentinian physician and medical figure
Born

September 26th, 1758
266 years ago

Died

1820
205 years ago — 62 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Argentina

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Graduated from the University of Buenos Aires with a degree in medicine. Contributed to medical education and the establishment of health institutions in Argentina. Played a significant role in the expansion of public health programs in the country. Published works on medical topics and served as a mentor to future generations of physicians.

Established medical education standards in Argentina

Contributed to public health initiatives

Published significant medical works

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