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one disease from another, and classifying them,
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didn't advance much towards the idea
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of the causative pathogens behind them.
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Now, when we've talked about the Paris School,
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I don't want to give you the idea
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that all of the crucial figures in disease specificity,
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and nosology, were French.
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There were other crucial figures as well.
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William Gerhard, who distinguished typhus from typhoid.
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He had studied in Paris with Louis for a couple of years,
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and then returned to his native Philadelphia.
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During an epidemic of typhus,