Endre Czeizel
Hungarian geneticist and physician
Hungarian geneticist and physician
1935
91 years ago
Scientists & Innovators
Hungary
A physician and geneticist, contributed significantly to the field of genetics and its application in medicine. Served as a professor at various Hungarian universities, focusing on prenatal diagnosis and gene therapy. Conducted extensive research on genetic disorders and advocated for the importance of genetic counseling. Published numerous scientific papers and books, enhancing understanding of genetic factors in health and disease.
Pioneered prenatal genetic testing in Hungary
Authored several influential publications on genetics
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