Description: (Surgeon)
William Hewson was a renowned British surgeon, anatomist, and physiologist celebrated for his innovative achievements in the realm of haematology. Acknowledged as the "father of haematology," he made substantial contributions to the study of blood and its characteristics. Hewson's investigations and breakthroughs transformed the comprehension of blood clotting processes and the functions of white blood cells. His work established the groundwork for subsequent progress in hematology and cemented his status as a trailblazer in medical science.