George Huntington
American physician (1850–1916); discoverer of Huntington's disease
Biography
George Huntington was born in East Hampton, New York, in 1850 and worked as a physician, neurologist, and medical writer. He contributed a clinical description of Huntington's disease, the condition that came to bear his name. He died in 1916.
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George Huntington is recorded as a medical writer, a neurologist and a physician, born in New York (1850–1916).
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