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Medical records opened up to researchers in 1992 confirm that Theo had suffered from dementia paralytica, a symptom of late-stage syphilis. The ...

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He was admitted to hospital in mid-October 1890 and on 25 January 1891 – six months after Vincent's death, he died of the effects of syphilis. Theo suffered ...

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Theo, an art dealer and the brother of the troubled painter Vincent Van Gogh, was already suffering from terminal syphilis. Although their ...

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But, then shockingly, not six months afterward, Theo himself died horribly from the final, excruciating stages of syphilis, leaving his newly ...

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Theo was admitted to a clinic in Utrecht, possibly suffering from syphilis-related physical and mental symptoms. He died there at the end of January 1891 ...

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Van Gogh was officially diagnosed with gonorrhea but it's widely believed that he also suffered from syphilis. Below is a portrait that some ...

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It is speculated that Vincent and Theo had syphilis; indeed, Vincent was treated for gonorrhea in 1882. But according to Theo's death certificate, ...

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Medical data launched to researchers in 1992 confirmed that Theo suffered from paralytic dementia, a symptom of late-stage syphilis. Piet ...

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As for gonorrhea, for a long time it was not even recognized as a separate disease, but just one of the manifestations of syphilis. The ...

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The records indicate Theo van Gogh suffered from tertiary syphilis, not kidney disease as earlier believed. ... Theo van Gogh also handled ...

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