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4000 BCE
Primitive Time
Trepanantion-Surgery removing a piece of bone from the skull average life was 20 years -
1700 BCE
Ancient Chinese
Acupuncture- Pins placed in your body to relieve spirits average life span 20-30 years -
773 BCE
Ancient Romans
First hospitals were religious, Galen said there were 4 body humors; blood, phlegm, black bite, and yellow bite -
300 BCE
Ancient Egyptians
Leeching was used to prevent blood clots, the average life span was 20-30 years -
200 BCE
Ancient Greeks
Hippocrates observed affects of disease on the body, and used herbs and therapy. -
400
Dark Ages
Study of medicine was not okay, prayer and diving in intervention were used to cure illnesses -
1400
Middle Ages
Started looking at Greek and Roman studies, they had major diseases like tuberculosis, and malaria were discovered -
Renaissance
Gained an amazing sense of anatomy, printing press help spread word of the knowledge they now withheld, Vesalius published the first medicine -
16th and 17th Century
Knowledge of the human body grew, the microscope was invented which made seeing disease easier, but people still died of disease -
18th Century
Mercury thermometer was made, Surgical procedures were announced and tube feeding began to become a thing, small pox vaccine was dissproved -
19th Century
Medical advancement took off due to microorganisms, anethesia, and vaccination -
20th Century
ABO blood groups were discovered, medications were developed, organ transplants began to become a thing, and multiple vaccinations were invented