He was the first to suggest that catarrhal jaundice ( hepatitis ) was caused by an infection.
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At 34 years he held his first university lecture in Romanian language in Transylvania, " Catarrhal jaundice problem ", through which he laid the foundations of medical higher education in Cluj.
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In 1930, he published an account in the " British Medical Journal " of an epidemic of catarrhal jaundice in Wensleydale the previous year, in which he traced the entire epidemic affecting 250 people to a single child, and also established the long incubation of the disease of between 26 and 35 days . His seminal text " Epidemiology in Country Practice " appeared in 1937, touting the benefits of being a general practitioner to study diseases.
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