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The health service of the Great Army
Account on unknown doctors during the Empire who later became famous (1st part)
Account on unknown doctors during the Empire who later became famous (3rd part)
Raphaël Bienvenu Sabatier (1732-1811), the Emperor’s surgeon consultant
Antoine Portal (1742-1832), doctor, knight of the Empire and founder of the Royal Academy of medicine
Nicolas Heurteloup (1750-1812), chief surgeon of the Great Army, successor of Percy and baron of the Empire
Noble surgeons, doctors or pharmacists of the Empire and/or holders of the Legion of Honour
Nicolas Deyeux (1745-1837), The first pharmacist of the Emperor
«I don't believe in Medicine, I believe in Corvisart» Napoleon
Antoine Augustin Parmentier (1737-1813), the first pharmacist of the Great Army and great promoter of the potato
The teeth of Waterloo
Was Napoleon poisoned with calomel ?
The Empire, the great marine travels, scurvy and teeth
Jean-Joseph Dubois-Foucou (1747-1830), Napoleon’s personal dentist
Medicine on the battle field during the Napoleonic wars
Edme Joachim Bourdois de La Motte (1754-1835), first doctor of the King of Rome and Napoleon’s friend
Pierre Jean Georges Cabanis (1757-1808), doctor, count and senator of the Empire
Antoine Dubois (1756-1837), Marie-Louise’s obstetrician and baron of the Empire
René-Nicolas Dufriche, baron Desgenettes (1762-1837), surgeon of the French Great Army
François-Joseph Talma (1763-1826), a dentist and Napoleon’s favorite actor
Actual informations about Napoleon the 2nd (1811-1832) and his teeth
A story within History : Napoleon's Mouth
Dr. Sten Forshufvud, a detective of History
Forgotten doctors of the Empire’s nobility, two exceptional destinies: Girardot and Taillefer
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