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Diane Harper, MD
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Bernadine Healy, MD
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Anthony Morris, MD
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Florence Nightingale
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Nancy Olivieri, MD
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Maurice Pappworth
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John Pesando, MD
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Jacob Puliyel, MD
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John Thompson, MD
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Dr. Andrew Wakefield

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Published September 2, 2015 at 568 × 769 in Eugenics — Third International Eugenics Congress, 1932

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