James Craig (physician)

James Craig was an 18th-century Scottish physician known for his work in treating fevers. He was a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. While details of his early life and medical education are scarce, historical records indicate he practiced in Edinburgh. He is primarily remembered for his contributions to medical literature concerning the diagnosis and treatment of various fevers, including what was then referred to as "putrid" or "malignant" fevers. His writings offer insights into medical practices and understanding of disease during that era.