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| birth_place = [[Moscow]], [[Russian Empire]] | death_place = Moscow, [[Russian SFSR]], {{nowrap|[[Soviet Union]]}} ...

...|Fellin]] (now known as Viljandi) in the [[Livonian Governorate]] of the [[Russian Empire]] (present-day [[Estonia]]). [[Category:Baltic-German people from the Russian Empire]] ...

{{Short description|Russian pathologist}} ...cal Academy]] in [[St. Petersburg]]. There, he became a pupil of prominent Russian [[histology|histologist]] [[Alexander A. Maximow]] (1874–1928) and later, i ...

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...nkheiten''. Berlin, 1889; fourth edition, 1896; translated into French and Russian. [[Category:German pathologists]] ...

{{Short description|Russian neurologist}} |nationality = [[Russians|Russian]] ...

*[[List of pathologists|Pathologists]] *[[List of Russian earth scientists|Russian earth scientists]] ...

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...United States National Academy of Sciences|National Academy of Sciences]], Russian Academy of Medical Sciences and the [[Royal Society of London]].<ref>{{cite *Royal College of Pathologists (London), UK. ...

...has become popular among educators, psychologists, and speech and language pathologists.<ref>Dynamic Assessment in Practice: Clinical And Educational Applications: ...Proximal Development What Vygotsky Did Not Have Time to Write. Journal of Russian and East European Psychology, vol. 47, no. 6, November–December 2009, pp. 7 ...

#''Russian Roulette'' (1968) [[Category:Forensic pathologists]] ...

* [[Nikolay Anichkov]] (1885–1964), Russian pathologist. ...1953), American physician, medical researcher, and one of the first female pathologists (see [[Canavan disease]]). ...

...tion of laboratory tests and systems required by the [[College of American Pathologists]] ...sterstvo Putey Soobshcheniya'' (Ministry of the Means of Communication) in Russian-language jurisdictions: ...

| birth_place = [[Courland]], [[Courland Governorate]], [[Russian Empire]] [[Category:Baltic-German people from the Russian Empire]] ...

...mpany Inc., London/New York</ref> Other famous students of Meynert's were Russian [[neuropsychiatrist]] [[Sergei Korsakoff]] (1854–1900), German neuropatholo [[Category:German pathologists]] ...

...ablished in 1957, the AFIP, supported by civilian and military [[Pathology|pathologists]], has been engaged in the task of combating virus outbreaks in Pakistan.{{ ...that now constitute Pakistan. The threats posed by the [[Empire of Russia|Russian]] empire and a fear of [[Pashtun people|Afghans]] and Central Asian forces ...

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...vic.org/news/sm030806.htm|title=TEXT OF SLOBODAN MILOSEVIC'S LETTER TO THE RUSSIAN MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS|publisher=Slobodan Milosevic|date=8 March 2006| ...rd treatment that would have prevented the heart attack. (Spanish doctors, Russian doctors, Serbian doctors, Milošević family, academician and philosopher [[M ...

...(vol. 2) #151; (3) the short-lived [[The New 52|New 52]] Doctor Poison, a Russian scientist known only as '''Dr. Maru''', first appearing in 2016’s ''Wonder In 2016, a new version of Doctor Poison, a vengeful Russian scientist known only as Dr. Maru, was introduced and briefly battled Wonder ...