Maxwell Finland
Maxwell Finland · Science & Medicine
Infectious disease physician who was a leader in the clinical study of antibiotics
1902, Russian Empire (now Ukraine) — 1987, Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Russian Empire · United States
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Maxwell Finland was an American infectious-disease physician at Harvard and Boston City Hospital who became a leading figure in the rigorous clinical study of antibiotics, pneumonia and antibiotic resistance. Born into a Jewish family in the Russian Empire, he emigrated as a child to Boston. His careful research shaped modern standards for evaluating antimicrobial drugs.
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Infectious disease physician who was a leader in the clinical study of antibiotics
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