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In the 19th Century obstetricians did not wash their hands before examining patients. In 1861 one a medic named Ignas Semmelweis recommended hand washing to decrease high mortality rates among young mothers. He faced fierce opposition, had a nervous breakdown and died in a mental institution 4 years later.

Repubs live in the 19th century, you get it now?

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