Ronald Ross

Ronald Ross
; Ronald Ross
Born	13 Mey 1857; Almora, Indie
Died	16 September 1932 (aged 75); Lunnon, Ingland
Naitionality	British
Alma mater	St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College; Society o Apothecaries
Kent for	Discoverin that the malaria parasite is transmittit bi mosquitoes
Hauf-marrae(s)	Rosa Bessie Bloxam
Childer	2 sons an 2 daughters
Awairds	Nobel Prize in Pheesiology or Medicine (1902); Albert Medal (1923); Manson Medal (1929)
	Scientific career
Fields	Medicine
Institutions	Presidency General Hospital, Calcutta; Liverpuil Schuil o Tropical Medicine; King's College Hospital; Breetish War Office; Meenistry o Pensions an Naitional Insurance; Ross Institute an Hospital for Tropical Diseases

Sir Ronald Ross, KCB, FRS^[1]^[2] (13 Mey 1857 – 16 September 1932), wis an Indian-born Breetish medical doctor who received the Nobel Prize for Pheesiology or Medicine in 1902 for his wirk on malaria.

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↑ N., G. H. F. (1933). "Sir Ronald Ross. 1857–1932". Obituary Notices of Fellows of the Royal Society. 1 (2): 108–115. doi:10.1098/rsbm.1933.0006.
↑ Rajakumar, K; Weisse, M (1999). "Centennial year of Ronald Ross' epic discovery of malaria transmission: an essay and tribute". Southern Medical Journal. 92 (6): 567–71. doi:10.1097/00007611-199906000-00004. PMID 10372849.

Ronald Ross

Born	13 Mey 1857(1857-05-13) Almora, Indie
Died	16 September 1932(1932-09-16) (aged 75) Lunnon, Ingland
Naitionality	British
Alma mater	St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College Society o Apothecaries
Kent for	Discoverin that the malaria parasite is transmittit bi mosquitoes
Hauf-marrae(s)	Rosa Bessie Bloxam
Childer	2 sons an 2 daughters
Awairds	Nobel Prize in Pheesiology or Medicine (1902) Albert Medal (1923) Manson Medal (1929)
Scientific career
Fields	Medicine
Institutions	Presidency General Hospital, Calcutta Liverpuil Schuil o Tropical Medicine King's College Hospital Breetish War Office Meenistry o Pensions an Naitional Insurance Ross Institute an Hospital for Tropical Diseases