Thomas Addison

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Thomas Addison was a 19th-century English physician best known for first describing Addison's disease, a disorder of the adrenal glands.

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instanceOf alumnus
human
physician
causeOfDeath fall from a building
suicide
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1793-04-00
dateOfDeath 1860-06-29
described primary adrenal insufficiency
educatedAt University of Edinburgh
University of Edinburgh Medical School
employer Guy's Hospital
linked to: Guy’s Hospital
era 19th century
familyName Addison
fieldOfWork endocrinology
internal medicine
medicine
givenName Thomas
hasDiscovered Addison's disease
link between adrenal destruction and chronic adrenal insufficiency
influenced clinical pathology
development of endocrinology
knownFor Addison's disease
description of pernicious anemia
languageSpoken English
memberOf Royal College of Physicians
nativeLanguage English
notableStudent Samuel Wilks
notableWork On the Constitutional and Local Effects of Disease of the Supra-Renal Capsules
occupation medical researcher
physician
placeOfBirth Longbenton
Northumberland
placeOfDeath Brighton
England
religion Protestantism
residence England
London
linked to: London, England
sexOrGender male
studied anemia
diseases of the adrenal glands
workLocation Guy's Hospital
linked to: Guy’s Hospital

London
linked to: London, England

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West Addison Street namedAfter Thomas Addison
Addison hasNotableBearer Thomas Addison