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- John_Hutchinson_(surgeon) abstract "John Hutchinson (1811–1861) invented the spirometer, a device for measuring lung capacity. He used this device in evaluating candidates for life insurance while working as a the physician to the Brittania Life office. He also theorized that air pollution could lead to poor health. Particularly, he researched the safety of coal mining and the presence of charcoal in miner's lungs.He moved to Australia around 1852, and then later to Fiji where he died as a result of contracting dysentery.".
- Q16066074 abstract "John Hutchinson (1811–1861) invented the spirometer, a device for measuring lung capacity. He used this device in evaluating candidates for life insurance while working as a the physician to the Brittania Life office. He also theorized that air pollution could lead to poor health. Particularly, he researched the safety of coal mining and the presence of charcoal in miner's lungs.He moved to Australia around 1852, and then later to Fiji where he died as a result of contracting dysentery.".
- John_Hutchinson_(surgeon) comment "John Hutchinson (1811–1861) invented the spirometer, a device for measuring lung capacity. He used this device in evaluating candidates for life insurance while working as a the physician to the Brittania Life office. He also theorized that air pollution could lead to poor health. Particularly, he researched the safety of coal mining and the presence of charcoal in miner's lungs.He moved to Australia around 1852, and then later to Fiji where he died as a result of contracting dysentery.".
- Q16066074 comment "John Hutchinson (1811–1861) invented the spirometer, a device for measuring lung capacity. He used this device in evaluating candidates for life insurance while working as a the physician to the Brittania Life office. He also theorized that air pollution could lead to poor health. Particularly, he researched the safety of coal mining and the presence of charcoal in miner's lungs.He moved to Australia around 1852, and then later to Fiji where he died as a result of contracting dysentery.".