In 1848, there was a second outbreak of cholera in London. Dr John Snow ... water from the Old Ford Reservoir. The isolated nature of this outbreak was further proof of Snow’s theories regarding ...

John Snow is often called the founder of epidemiology, the study of health in populations. He is best known for his work on tracking the spread of cholera during an epidemic in London in 1854.

For 14 weeks in the late summer of 1853, London suffered one of its worst cholera outbreaks. The leading voices in medicine believed the disease emanated from the foul gasses of London’s polluted ...

It was made in 1854 by a London physician named John Snow. He suspected that the cholera ... Snow wanted a way to disprove the centuries-old miasma theory and confirm his hypothesis that cholera ...

who was the first to find evidence that cholera spreads through tainted water. John Snow started mapping incidences of the disease in Soho, and noticed clusters around the Broad Street water pump.