About Edmund Weil

Edmund Weil was a German Bohemian bacteriologist. He is best known for the Weil–Felix test used in the diagnosis of rickettsial infections. He conducted this research during World War I and died from an accidental typhus infection in his laboratory.

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Edmund Weil

Bohemian bacteriologist (1879–1922)

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Occupation: bacteriologist, physician
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April 16, 1879

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June 15, 1922

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