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* [[Michael Swango]], American physician who poisoned over 30 patients and coworkers
* [[Michael Swango]], American physician who poisoned over 30 patients and coworkers
* [[Kristen Gilbert]], American nurse and convicted serial killer
* [[Kristen Gilbert]], American nurse and convicted serial killer
* [[Donald Harvey]], American nurse and convicted serial killer
* [[Beverley Allitt]], English nurse who murdered four child patients
* [[Beverley Allitt]], English nurse who murdered four child patients



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Angel of Death may refer to:

In religion:

  • Death (personification), death personified as an angel in Abrahamic religion.
    • St. Gabriel, an archangel
    • Azrael is viewed as the good angel of death recording every birth and death. In Islam he is refered to as Malak Almawt.
    • St. Michael, an archangel. He is viewed as the good Angel of Death
    • Samael, an archangel (in Judaism). He is viewed as the evil Angel of Death
    • Sariel, thought by some to be another name of Azrael, in Judaism

In fiction:

In music:

In criminal psychology, it may refer to a specific type of serial killer, typically in healthcare, who murders patients or persons otherwise perceived as ill or suffering. Examples:

Nickname for specific people:

See also