The Experimental Transmission of Mediterranean Fever

Ross, Edward Halford; Levick, G. Murray

doi:10.1136/bmj.1.2309.710

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“…It was not transmitted by mosquitos. 1,2 In 1908 he served on HMS Essex whose captain was Robert Falcon Scott (1869–1912).…”

Section: Naval Surgeonmentioning

confidence: 99%

George Murray Levick (1876–1956), Antarctic explorer

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2014

J Med Biogr

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Murray Levick is best known for being one of the surgeons on Scott's Terra Nova Antarctic expedition (1910-1913) and, as a member of the Northern Party of that expedition, spending a winter living in a snow hole when the ship was unable to collect the men. However, his career encompassed much more than that. He served in the Royal Navy during both World Wars and was a pioneer in physical medicine and rehabilitation. He also founded the British Schools Exploring Society.

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“…It was not transmitted by mosquitos. 1,2 In 1908 he served on HMS Essex whose captain was Robert Falcon Scott (1869–1912).…”

Section: Naval Surgeonmentioning

confidence: 99%