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500
Greek medical books
The ancient Greeks thought that when you got sick it meant that you did something to anger the Greek gods. -
Period: 500 to Dec 31, 1299
middle ages
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Aug 31, 900
rhazes
discovered difference between small poxs and measels -
Sep 2, 1000
Surgery becomes Profession
The barber surgeon is one of the most common medical practitioners Medieval Europe-generally soldiers during or after a battle. -
Sep 6, 1000
bloodletting
To cure or to prevent illnesses by draining blood from the patient. -
Sep 8, 1037
Ibn al-Nafis
He was a Arab physician, he is most famous for being the first to describe the Pulmonary circulation of blood. -
Period: Jan 1, 1300 to
renaissance
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Sep 2, 1347
Black Death
The Black Death was an epidemic a bubonic plague, was a disease caused by wild rodents andbacterium Yersinia pestis. -
Sep 8, 1514
increase in anatomical
This allowed doctors to gain a better knowledge. I got raid of the old ways that harmed instead of curing the patient. -
Sep 8, 1520
the Crusades
the advanced techniques used by Islamic doctors how to treat injuries and lessen and the impact of the disease.Many people brought this new information back to Europe. -
Sep 2, 1543
Andreas Vesalius
Andreas Vesalius was the first person to create the book about anatomy. He was also referred to Founder of modern human anatomy. -
William Harvey
He made a breakthrough by studying dying dogs, and his researched shown that the heart pumped blood through the boby of the dog; that the heart had 2 distinct. His research changed the medical practiced from harmful treatments to actually curing the body. -
Period: to
industrial revolution
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Cure for Scurvy
A Scottish naval surgeon finds that citrus fruits help prevent a dangerous & common disease called Scurvy. -
Dr. Emily Stowe
Became first women in Canada to be licensed to practice medicine in Canada. She was also the first women to make a college for medicine for women. -
René Laënnec
invented the stethoscope -
discovery of the anesthetic
John Collins Warren made history by doing a successful surgical procedure by using anesthesia. -
Rabies
First vaccine for rabies -
Period: to
modern world
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Yellow fever
The first vaccine for yellow fever -
Kidney transplant
The very first kidney transplant was performed -
Jonas Salk
He discover and developed the first polio vaccine. His vaccine was successful that it was being giving to people in Canada, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, West Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Belgium. It was planning to immunization for polio; using his vaccine. -
HIV
The first vaccine for HIV was approved -
Human Liver
The first human liver was grown from a stem cells in Japan
