Ernst Moro
Austrian physician, pediatrician, researcher
Born
December 8th, 1874
150 years ago
Died
1951
74 years ago — 77 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Austria
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Austrian physician and pediatrician contributed significantly to pediatrics and medical research. Developed the Moro reflex, a key component in assessing infant neurological health. Advocated for better nutrition and treatment methods for children. Worked extensively in developing clinical practices that improved outcomes for young patients. Published numerous papers and studies that advanced the understanding of child health and disease.
Developed the Moro reflex assessment
Improved pediatric nutrition practices
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