Alice Hamilton
American physician and toxicologist (1869–1970)
Biography
Alice Hamilton was born in Manhattan in 1869 and worked as a physician, pathologist, bacteriologist, and toxicologist. She conducted research on occupational health and industrial toxicology, and authored works on these subjects. She led efforts to reduce lead poisoning. She died in 1970.
Occupation
Alice Hamilton is recorded as a pathologist, a bacteriologist, a toxicologist, a university teacher, a physician and a writer, born in New York (1869–1970).
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