John Netten Radcliffe (1826–1884) was an English epidemiologist who lived and worked during the nineteenth century. Born on April 20, 1826, his professional efforts were dedicated to the field of epidemiology, contributing to public health during a period of significant development in medical science.
Radcliffe passed away on September 11, 1884. His career as an epidemiologist remains a part of the history of Victorian-era medicine and public health administration in England.
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