
Otto Brunfels
German botanist and theologian (1488-1534).

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German botanist and theologian (1488-1534).

German surgeon (1846-1926).
Türkiye Ski Federation Health Board lists Özgür Bülbül as a physician serving on the health board.
Türkiye Curling Federation — official boards and commissions identifies Özlem Karataş as a doctor serving on the Health Board.

Sports medicine physician whose research includes children’s fitness and recreational sport.

German psychiatrist (1876-1948).

Roman Catholic archbishop.

Spanish and Bavarian Royal and physician (1859-1949).

Doctor listed by Eczacıbaşı Spor Kulübü for the 2026–27 season.
Member — Health Board — Türkiye Boxing Federation.

Eskişehirspor team doctor, orthopaedics and traumatology specialist, and clinical researcher.

German meteorologist/physician (1845–1918).

Orthopaedic surgeon known for treating knee injuries in high-performance athletes.

Israeli doctor.

German physicist (1814-1878).

Polish/German embryologist, physiologist, and neurologist (1815–1865).

German psychologist (1901–1951).

Italian partisan, writer, and medical doctor (1922-2012).
German pharmacologist (1820-1879).

German politician, last leader of East Germany.

Sports physician with additional public-health training and injury-prevention research.
Health Board member (associate professor and physician) — Turkish Chess Federation.
Şafak Sair Karamehmetoğlu is documented by the Türkiye Weightlifting Federation in an official 2026 Health Board listing.
Health Committee member in the Türkiye Underwater Sports Federation.
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