a British surgeon, medical scientist, experimental pathologist and a pioneer of antiseptic surgery and preventative medicine.
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Born
5 April 1827 Upton House, West Ham, England
Died
10 February 1912 (aged 84) Walmer, Kent, England
Nationality
English, British
Known for
Surgical sterile techniques
Fields
Medicine
Awards
Royal Medal (1880) Cameron Prize for Therapeutics of the University of Edinburgh (1890) Albert Medal (1894) Copley Medal (1902)
Institutions
University of Edinburgh University of Glasgow King's College London
Spouse(s)
Agnes Lister (nee Syme)
adultbasic
Britain
Education
University College London
era
1800+
Influences
William Sharpey Wharton Jones John Hunter Louis Pasteur
Parent(s)
Joseph Jackson Lister Isabella Harris
Preceded by
The Lord Kelvin
Resting place
Hampstead Cemetery in London
Succeeded by
Sir William Huggins