Dr. John Snow was a pioneer in applying the Scientific Method to the study of disease in populations establishing the foundations of the study of Epidemiology. His seminal work was conducted studying cholera outbreaks in London in the mid-19th Century. What were Dr. Snow’s key observations during the 1831 Cholera outbreak in the mining
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