Snowy Campbell by Malcolm Macmillan

Snowy Campbell by Malcolm MacmillanAlfred Walter Campbell 'Snowy' Campbell was a pioneer of the neurosciences in Australia. From rural New South Wales, he trained in medicine in Edinburgh and did his early research in Prague and at the County Lunatic Asylum at Rainhill in Lancashire. Campbell's major work, the first histological study of the minute structures of the human brain and their functions, led to international recognition. On his return to Australia, he began in clinical

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