John Snow's Life Span John Snow is considered to be the one of the founders of modern microbiology. This is mainly due to his work in tracing the source of the Cholera outbreak in London. He mapped out cases of Cholera and determined that the cases were mainly around the water pumps, where citizens would go to get water. He observed that the water companies were taking the water through sewage areas, before taking it to the pumps. His work led to an improvement in waste systems around the world. (mar 15, 1813 – jun 16, 1858)
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mar 15, 1813
jun 16, 1858
~ 45 years
