Alfred-Marie Foucart

1817–1862 (age 45)

Biography

Alfred-Marie Foucart was a respected French physician whose medical practice and expertise contributed to the advancement of healthcare in nineteenth-century France. Born in 1817, he pursued a career in medicine during a period of significant medical progress and scientific innovation in the field of health and disease treatment.

Foucart dedicated his professional life to the practice of medicine and the care of his patients. His work reflected the evolving standards of medical knowledge and practice characteristic of his era. He died in 1862 and was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he is remembered among other distinguished members of the French medical and intellectual communities.

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