Robert Charles Moon (1844–1914) was an ophthalmologist who practiced medicine in England and the United States. He was the son of William Moon (1818–1894), inventor of "Moon type", an embossed alphabet for the blind. In 1879 Moon emigrated to the United States, where he settled into an ophthalmological practice in Philadelphia. Following retirement, he became involved in a number of philanthropic activities for the blind. In 1905 he became editor of the monthly "Moon Magazine", published by Gardner's Trust for the Blind. Also, he served as secretary for the Philadelphia Home Teaching Society.
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| - Robert Charles Moon (* 1844 in Brighton; † 1914 in den USA) war ein Augenarzt in England und den Vereinigten Staaten. Er war der Sohn von William Moon (1818–1894), dem Erfinder des Moonalphabets, einer in Papier geprägten Reliefschrift für Blinde. Im Ruhestand engagierte er sich in der Blindenfürsorge. (de)
- Robert Charles Moon (1844–1914) was an ophthalmologist who practiced medicine in England and the United States. He was the son of William Moon (1818–1894), inventor of "Moon type", an embossed alphabet for the blind. In 1879 Moon emigrated to the United States, where he settled into an ophthalmological practice in Philadelphia. Following retirement, he became involved in a number of philanthropic activities for the blind. In 1905 he became editor of the monthly "Moon Magazine", published by Gardner's Trust for the Blind. Also, he served as secretary for the Philadelphia Home Teaching Society. (en)
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| - Robert Charles Moon (* 1844 in Brighton; † 1914 in den USA) war ein Augenarzt in England und den Vereinigten Staaten. Er war der Sohn von William Moon (1818–1894), dem Erfinder des Moonalphabets, einer in Papier geprägten Reliefschrift für Blinde. Seine Berufswahl für die Augenheilkunde wurde durch seine Erfahrungen während der Jugend beeinflusst, als er seinen Vater bei der Übersetzung und Transkription von Lesegut für Sehbehinderte geholfen hatte.Von 1866 bis 1878 arbeitete er an der 1857 von gegründeten Augenklinik in London. Nach Dr. Laurence und ihm wurde u. a. das Laurence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl-Syndrom benannt, eine Kombination von Retinopathia pigmentosa mit einigen weiteren Symptomen. 1879 wanderte Moon in die USA aus, wo er in Philadelphia als Augenarzt weiter praktizierte. Im Ruhestand engagierte er sich in der Blindenfürsorge. (de)
- Robert Charles Moon (1844–1914) was an ophthalmologist who practiced medicine in England and the United States. He was the son of William Moon (1818–1894), inventor of "Moon type", an embossed alphabet for the blind. Robert Moon's career choice in ophthalmology was influenced by his experiences as a youth, helping his father in translating and transcribing reading matter for the visually handicapped. From 1866 to 1878 he practiced medicine at the South London Ophthalmic Hospital, a facility founded in 1857 by John Zachariah Laurence (1829–1870). Along with Dr. Laurence, the "Laurence–Moon syndrome" is named, a disease characterized by retinitis pigmentosa combined with several additional symptoms. In 1879 Moon emigrated to the United States, where he settled into an ophthalmological practice in Philadelphia. Following retirement, he became involved in a number of philanthropic activities for the blind. In 1905 he became editor of the monthly "Moon Magazine", published by Gardner's Trust for the Blind. Also, he served as secretary for the Philadelphia Home Teaching Society. Moon is interred at West Laurel Hill Cemetery, Providence Section, Lot 622, Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania. (en)
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