Tomás Romay y Valdés Chacón (b. 21 December 1764; d. 30 March 1849), Cuban physician and scientist. Romay, a native of Havana, achieved prominence in Cuba between 1790 and 1830, a period of transition during which Cubans discovered their own national identity.
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Tomás Romay Chacón
Medico
Born: December 21, 1764, Havana, Cuba
Died: March 30, 1849 (age 84 years), Havana, Cuba
Education: Universidad de la Habana
Tomás Romay y Chacón (21 de diciembre de 1764, La Habana, Capitanía General de Cuba - 30 de marzo de 1849, La Habana, Capitanía General de Cuba) fue un ...
Graduated as a doctor in 1791, Romay Chacón (Havana, 1764-1849) is considered the Cuban Hippocrates for his numerous contributions to this sector, in which he ...
Tomas Romay was selected for the said charge. At the meeting held the 14th of April, Romay apologized for being unable to give any opinion as to the ...
Mar 30, 2024 · Tomas Romay. Doctor, humanist, and wise. He is remembered, above all, for having spread smallpox vaccination in #Cuba.
The scientific diffusion of the ideas of Tomas Romay on smallpox vaccination in a Madrid orphanage]
A biographical synthesis on the outstanding Cuban Doctor Tomas Romay Chacon, making emphasis on the extent of his contributions to the development of the ...
“Tom is a highly skilled and successful operations leader with comprehensive experience coordinating personnel, equipment, and logistics while ensuring strict ...
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