Robert O. Becker was an orthopedic surgeon and pioneering researcher in bioelectricity.
His work focused on regeneration and the effects of electromagnetic fields on living organisms.
Becker's experiments with salamanders and frogs led to groundbreaking discoveries about the role of electrical currents in healing and tissue regeneration.
He applied these findings to develop treatments for bone healing in humans.
Becker was also known for his outspoken criticism of the potential health risks associated with electromagnetic radiation.
His career was marked by both scientific achievements and controversies, as he challenged established views within the medical community and faced opposition from industry and government interests.
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