Ana Aslan
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20 May, 1988
Ana Aslan died on May 20, 1988, in Bucharest, Socialist Republic of Romania, at the age of 91. This marks the end of her life and career.
1 January, 1897
Ana Aslan, the Romanian biologist and physician specializing in gerontology, was born on January 1, 1897, in Brăila, Kingdom of Romania. This marks the beginning of the life of a prominent figure in gerontology.
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Birth in Brăila, Romania
January 1, 1897
Ana Aslan, originally named Anna Aslanyan, was born in Brăila, Romania, to Armenian parents. Even from a young age, she displayed a strong will and a deep compassion, traits that would shape her future dedication to medicine and the well-being of others.
World War I Medical Service
1915-1918
During World War I, while still a medical student, Ana Aslan volunteered as a nurse, providing crucial care to wounded soldiers on the front lines. This experience exposed her to the harsh realities of life and death, solidifying her commitment to medicine and instilling in her a deep sense of empathy for human suffering.
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Developing Gerovital H3, a procaine-based drug marketed as an anti-aging treatment.