- Étienne
Lancereaux (November 27, 1829 –
October 26, 1910) was a
French physician born in Brécy-Brières. He is
remembered for
pioneer contributions made...
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blood infection caused by the
bacteria Leptospira that can
infect humans, dogs,
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- on 7 July 2010. "and
having its
registered office at 22 rue du
Docteur Lancereaux,
PARIS (8th District)." "Contact us." HSBC.
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- Saint-Germain)
Maison "Opéra" (1867–1880), a hôtel particulier, 5 rue du
Docteur Lancereaux Tomb of
Jacques Offenbach, cimetière de
Montmartre (1880) The Ateliers...
- than
Banque Indosuez used to. It is
headquartered at 17 rue du
Docteur Lancereaux in
Paris and has
offices in
several financial centers,
including in Geneva...
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enrolled in
medical school,
where he
studied with,
among others, Étienne
Lancereaux. In 1897 he
graduated with a
Doctor of
Medicine degree, with
thesis Recherches...
- then aged 88, in her home in the
Square de
Messine (now, rue du Docteur-
Lancereaux) in the 8th arrondis****t of Paris. Her
funeral was
celebrated on 11...
