Ludwig Ferdinand Meyer

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According to Wikipedia, Ludwig Ferdinand Meyer was a pediatrician and nutrition expert , professor of Medicine at the University of Berlin and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. Biography Meyer studied medicine in Munich, Berlin and Bonn, where he graduated in 1902 and worked for three years in the Charite hospital in Berlin before moving in 1905 to work with the eminent pediatrician Heinrich Finkelstein, with whom he also wrote articles and chapters in many medical books many. After Finkelstein's retirement Meyer was appointed director of the Emperor Frederick Berlin Hospital but in May 1933 was forced to resign due to the Nazi racial laws. In 1935 immigrated to Israel with his wife Lotte, daughter Ilse and son in law, Professor Walter Hirsch and his grandson Daniel and settled first in Jerusalem where he served as head of the Bikur Holim Hospital for a year. Then he moved Tel Aviv and appointed head of pediatrics at Hadassah Hospital and pediatric consultant at the hospital Tzahalon .

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Ludwig Ferdinand Meyer's Published Works

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The Age Factor in Deficiency Diseases. (1926) (3)
Vitamin C metabolism in healthy and sick children. (1939) (1)
50 years' progress of nutrition and therapy in infancy. (1948) (0)
The influence of the climate of Palestine on the excretion of water in infants. (1945) (0)
Has the Clinical Picture and Infectivity of Measles Altered (0)
[Nutrition and nutritional disorders in infancy]. (1954) (0)
Physiology and pathology of infant feeding. (1953) (0)
A process for the polymerization or copolymerization of conjugated diolefinic hydrocarbons (1961) (0)
Chemotherapy on Intestinal Diseases in Children. (1943) (0)

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Humboldt University of Berlin