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Oren Gottfried, MD on Twitter: "SHOCKING: The originator of the frontal lobotomy, received the Nobel Prize in 1949 for the "discovery of therapeutic value of leucotomy for psychoses.” https://t.co/RiU7RegzKq" / Twitter
Dr. Eli David on Twitter: "In 1949 Dr. Antonio Moniz received the Nobel Prize for medicine, for invention of lobotomy. “The science was settled.” Hundreds of thousands of lives were destroyed with
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The first lobotomy was performed in 1936. It became very popular in the 1940s; and the inventor even won the Nobel prize! : r/Damnthatsinteresting
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António Egas Moniz - Wikipedia
Dr. Urso on Twitter: "Nobel prize awarded for lobotomy. What's next?? A Nobel prize for treating the already recovered🙄. https://t.co/GEVWOa3cGS" / Twitter
Using Historic Newspapers to Study Accounts of a Now-Abandoned Medical Procedure | Teaching with the Library of Congress
