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Today In Medical History – February 23

(1603) Italian physician, philosopher, and botanist Andrea Cesalpino pass away. Along with classifying plants, he is known for theorizing the circulation of blood in the body.

(1883) German-Swiss psychiatrist and philosopher Karl Jaspers is born. He studied a number of patients with mental health issues including delusions and hallucinations.

(1924) South African American physicist Allan MacLeod Cormack is born. He shared the 1979 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work on X-ray CT scanning.

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