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Diagnoses for Charles Darwin's Illness: A Wealth of Inaccurate Differential Diagnoses.

Cureus · 2022 · PMC9711051 · PMID 36465209

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These accounts by themselves may not be significant except that there were similar occurrences later in life, once when he was present at the birth of his first son William [ 7 ] and again after he watched his second son, George’s, teeth extracted under chloroform [ 8 ].

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