Daniel A. was born in Cerro de Pasco on Augusto 13, 1857. His parents were Baltazar Carrion, he was a doctor, and his mother Dolores Garcia. 

He completed his primary education in at Cerro de Pasco, when he was 8 age years old he lost his father. Later At 14 years of age he traveled to Lima for to studied study at the Guadalupe school Guadalupe, where he finished his studies. After In 1878 he came joined the Faculty of Medicine of at the University San Marcos, and was one of the best students in his classroom class.

In 1885, when he studied while studying/when he was studying medicine, he worked hard to demonstrate prove that he Peruvian wart and Oroya fever were the same disease. At the time an alarming plague, because two seemingly different diseases.
After comprehensive investigation, Carrion A. was injected the virus into his own body voluntarily.
Then, at home he was He was then attended visited by students in of medicine to care who cared for him; the martyr of Peruvian medicine developed around the disease process.

I think that Carrion was a brave person because he gave his life to finding a cure for the disease.

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Daniel A. was born in Cerro de Pasco on Augusto August 13, 1857. His parents were Baltazar Carrion, he was a doctor, and his mother Dolores Garcia. 

He completed his primary education in Cerro de Pasco, but when he was 8 age he lost his father. Later at 14 years of age when he was 14 he traveled to Lima for studied to study at the school Guadalupe Guadalupe School, where he finished his studies. Afterwards, in 1878 he became the Faculty of Medicine of at the University San Marcos San Marcos University, and was one of the best students in his classroom.

In 1885, when he studied medicine, he worked hard to demonstrate that the Peruvian wart and Oroya fever were the same disease. At the time it was an alarming plague, because they were two seemingly different diseases.
After comprehensive investigation, Carrion A. was injected the virus into his own body voluntarily.
Then, at home he was attended cared for by medical students in medicine to care; the martyr of Peruvian medicine developed around the this disease process.

I think, Carrion was a brave person, because he gave his life to finding a cure for the disease.

      Daniel Alcides Carrión was born in Cerro de Pasco on 13 August, 1857. His parents were Dr. Baltazar Carrion and Dolores Garcia. He attended primary school in Cerro de Pasco, and his father died when Daniel was eight years old. When he was fourteen he studied at Guadalupe School in Lima, Peru. In 1878 he studied Medicine at the University of San Marcos, and graduated at the top of his class.
     As a medical researcher in 1885, he labored to prove that the Peruvian Wart and the Oroya Fever; part of an alarming plague at the time, were in fact symptoms of the same disease. After comprehensive research, he was voluntarily injected with the infected blood from a patient. He was attended to by medical students in his home until his death. He was then known as "The Martyr of Peruvian Medicine" because of theories that he was instrumental in developing concerning the process of this disease.  
     I think Carrion was brave because he gave his life to find the cure for this disease.