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Rodriguez General Hospital was named in honor of Major Fernando E. Rodriguez, Dental Corps, US Army, an outstanding pioneer in oral bacteriology research. He was one of the first to discover the organism causing tooth decay. Major Rodriguez was a native Puerto Rican and served as Dental Officer, Station Hospital, Post of San Juan, at Fort Brooke.
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Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons. ( Original text: http://www.rahc.amedd.army.mil/history.aspx ) |
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| 2010-04-09 12:48 | 142×164× (7719 bytes) | Quazgaa | {{Information |Description = Rodriguez General Hospital was names in honor of Major Fernando E. Rodriguez, Dental Corps, US Army, an outstanding pioneer in oral bacteriology research He was one of the first to discover the organism causing tooth decay |