Fact 1
Claude Bernard was born on the 12th of July 1813 (died 10 February 1878) in the village of Saint-Julien in France.
Fact 2
As a young boy he enjoyed composing vaudeville comedy and was greatly successful in it. He was also encouraged to take up studying medicine by play critics who rejected his literary work.
Fact 3
His first internship was at Hotel-Dieu de Paris, under the famous physiologist Francois Magendie.
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