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Ibn Sina was a Muslim physician who lived from AD 980 to 1037. He wrote Canon of the Medicine, a book describing infectious diseases, and The Book of Healing. A prolific Persian writer, he was particularly fascinated by Aristotle.

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	'''Ibn Sina''' was a [[Muslim]] [[physician]] who lived from AD 980 to 1037. He wrote ''[[Canon of the Medicine]]'', a book describing infectious [[disease]]s, and ''The Book of Healing''. A prolific [[Persian]] writer, he was particularly fascinated by [[Aristotle]].		'''Ibn Sina''' was a [[Muslim]] [[physician]] who lived from AD 980 to 1037. He wrote ''[[Canon of the Medicine]]'', a book describing infectious [[disease]]s, and ''The Book of Healing''. A prolific [[Persian]] writer, he was particularly fascinated by [[Aristotle]].