
John Snow
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John Snow was a pioneering English physician and a key figure in the development of modern epidemiology. He is best known for his investigation of the 1854 cholera outbreak in London, where he famously mapped cases of the disease and traced its source to a contaminated water pump, challenging contemporary beliefs about disease transmission.
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John Snow, tall and bowling fast at around 90mph, claimed 31 wickets.
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Former England quick John Snow sends one down to Ian Redpath during the 1970-71 series in Australia.
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John Snow took an interest in the cholera outbreak and argued it was caused by contaminated water.
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