Johannes Andreas Grib Fibiger
arts uit Denemarken (1867-1928)
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Johannes Fibiger was a Danish physician who made important contributions to medical science. While specific details about his work aren't provided here, his status as a notable Danish physician suggests he advanced medical knowledge in significant ways during his era.
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- Born
- 1867
- Died
- 1928
- Works
- 6
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- Investigations on the spiroptera cancer
- Experimental production of tar cancer in white mice
- ©ber die Entwickelung der fettigen Degeneration
- Beitr©Þge zur Kenntnis des weiblichen Scheinzwittertums
- Ueber tuberkul©œse D©ơnndarmstricturen und deren Verwechslung mit syphilitischen Verengerungen
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Article · Nederlands
Johannes Andreas Grib Fibiger (Silkeborg, 23 april 1867 – Kopenhagen, 30 januari 1928) was een Deense wetenschapper die in 1926 de Nobelprijs voor Fysiologie of Geneeskunde kreeg. Fibiger claimde dat hij een organisme had gevonden dat hij noemde dat kanker in muizen en ratten zou veroorzaken. Later bleek dit specifieke organisme niet de belangrijkste oorzaak van de tumoren te zijn. Hierom beschouwen sommigen Fibigers Nobelprijs als onverdiend, anderen geven Fibiger de eer dat hij liet zien dat externe stimuli kanker kunnen veroorzaken.
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