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Carrión
Historical drama that recounts the period of Peruvian doctor Daniel Alcides Carrión during his research on smallpox in 1885. Famous for inoculating himself with the virus and developing his own medical history, the plot explores, through memory, the events that led Carrión to make this decision and the consequences it had on his life and that of his loved ones.
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Historical drama that recounts the period of Peruvian doctor Daniel Alcides Carrión during his research on smallpox in 1885. Famous for inoculating himself with the virus and developing his own medical history, the plot explores, through memory, the events that led Carrión to make this decision and the consequences it had on his life and that of his loved ones.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Gerardo Donaire Pagador
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