1749 - 1823
1749-1823, physician; surgeon; pioneer of smallpox vaccination, British; English
1818 - 1865
1818-1865, physician, Hungarian
1843 - 1910
1843-1910, microbiologist and Nobel prize winner, German
1716 - 1794
1716-1794, naval surgeon; physician, Scottish; British
1827 - 1912
1827-1912, surgeon; physician; developer of a system of antiseptic surgery, English; British
1813 - 1858
1813-1858, anaesthetist; epidemiologist; physician, British; English
1510 - 1590
about 1510-1590, surgeon, French
1800 - 1890
1800-1890, social reformer; civil servant, British
1824 - 1880
1824-1880, surgeon, pathologist; anthropologist, French
1493 - 1541
1493-1541, alchemist; physician; astrologer; general occultist, Swiss
129 CE - 216 CE
129-199 or 216 CE, physician; writer; philosopher, Greek
1853 - 1914
1853-1914, police officer, French
1836 - 1917
1836-1917, physician, British
1881 - 1955
1881-1955, bacteriologist; discoverer of penicillin, British
1624 - 1689
1624-1689, physician, English
1822 - 1911
1822-1911, biostatistician, human geneticist & eugenicist, English, British
1514 - 1564
1514-1564, anatomist; physician, Belgian
1829 - 1901
1829-1901, physiologist, German
active 1861-1900s, linear measure maker, Birmingham, England
active 1954-1999, science teaching apparatus manufacturer/ supplier, London, England
1845 - 1923
1845-1923, physicist; discoverer of X-rays, German
1641 - 1707
1641-1707, natural philosopher; monk of the Premonstratensian order, German
goddess of Health; mythological daughter of Asclepius/Aesculapius, Greek
1901 - 1940
1901-1940, medical instrument manufacturer, London, England
1822 - 1895
active 1829-1895, microbiologist; chemist, French
1921
active 1921-1947, publisher of psychological assessments, American
1884 - 1991
1884-1991, button, badge and medal makers, Birmingham
Unknown - 2648
active between c. 2601-2700 BCE, vizier; sage; architect; chief minister, Egyptian
1960-1986, supplier of chemicals, Poole, England
1790 - 1946
1790- about 1946, pencil manufacturer, Vienna
1879
1879-current (2020), manufacturer of surgical instruments, London, England
460 - 370
c 460-c 370 BCE, philosopher; physician, Greek
1578 - 1657
1578-1657, physician; discoverer of the circulation of the blood, English
1880 - 1995
1880-1995, laboratory equipment manufacturer (chemistry, physics), London, England
1875 - 1969
1875-1969, meteorological, aviation & surveying instrument manufacturer, London, England
1929 - 1962
1929-1962, radio and television manufacturers, Welwyn Garden City, England
1882 - 1960
1882-1960, plastic surgeon, lecturer, Dunedin, New Zealander
1828 - 1947
active 1828-1947, marine & aeronautical navigational instrument maker, London, England, British
1829 - 1904
1829-1904, physiologist; chronophotographer; inventor, French
1813 - 1979
1813-1979, manufacturer, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, British
1845
1845-c1955, optical instrument, lens and camera makers, Germany
1616 - 1654
1616-1654, physician; astrologer; apothecary, British
mythological character, Greek god of healing, also known as Aesculapius
1887 - 1935
active 1887 -1920s?, manufacturer of leather goods, picnic baskets and silver, London, ENgland
active 1962, co-inventor of the felt tip pen, Japanese
1728 - 1793
1728-1793, surgeon; anatomist, Scottish
1867 - 1968
active c. 1894-1968, optical instrument maker, London, England
J H Steward Limited
1829 - 1928
active 1829-1928, surgical instrument maker, London, England, British
1878 - 1966
American; birth control advocate; nurse
