Charles Bilot

1883–1912 (age 29)

Biography

Charles Bilot was a French physician who practiced medicine during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a period marked by significant advances in medical science and practice. Living from 1883 to 1912, he worked during the formative years of modern medicine in France, contributing to the profession during a time of rapid innovation and institutional development.

His career reflected the growing professionalization and specialization within French medical practice. Though his life was relatively brief, Bilot's work as a physician represented the dedication of medical professionals of his era to advancing health and healing. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery honors his service to the medical profession and French society.

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