David Keith Ballow

Scottish-Australian doctor

David Keith Ballow - Scottish-Australian doctor
Born

1804
221 years ago

Died

September 29th, 1850
175 years ago — 46 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Australia

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Graduated with a medical degree and practiced medicine in Australia. Contributed to the early development of healthcare in Australia during the colonial period. Engaged in medical and social issues impacting the community. Played a significant role in establishing medical practices and education in the region.

Practiced medicine in Australia

Contributed to healthcare development

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