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  • The first asprin tablets

    The first asprin tablets
    These were the first asprin tablets ever, which was a bib improvment from powder which was previosly sold. Asprin was a trademark until they were forced to give it up as part of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919.
  • Insulin is used to treat diabetes

    Insulin is used to treat diabetes
    In 1922 insulin was first used to treat diabetes. it had to be injected frequently because they were fast acting.
  • The Invention of Pennicillin

    The Invention of Pennicillin
    Penicillin was discovered by chance when Alexander Fleming accidentally left out a dish of staphyloccus bacteria uncovered for a few days. After he found the dish uncovered he discovered a mold growing on it which produced penicillin.
  • The First Kidney Transplant (success)

    The First Kidney Transplant (success)
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    The first successful kidney transplant was performed by Joseph Murray and David Hume on Richard Herrick, who had chronic kidney disease.
  • The First Insulin Pump

    The First Insulin Pump
    <a href='www.nicediabetes.com' >nicediabetes<d deliv/a>The first insulin pump was created by Dr. Arnold Hadish. It could be worn only if strapped heavily to a person's back. It delivered not only insulin, but glucagon as well.
  • Ibuprofen is First Available

    Ibuprofen is First Available
    Ibuprofen was discovered by Dr. Stewart Adams and was first available in 1969. Ibuprofen is used to relieve pain, tenderness, swelling, and stiffness.
  • The First Artificial Heart

    The First Artificial Heart
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    The Artificial Heart was first implanted in a person ( Dr. Barney Clark) in 1982. He survived for 112 days.
  • The First Surgical Robot

    The First Surgical Robot
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    The first surgical robot was invented by Dr. Yik San Kwoh and was used in the first robot aided surgery.
  • Shingles Vaccination

    Shingles Vaccination
    [history of vaccinations](www.historyofvaccinations.org)The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the vaccine for shingles after it was shown to be affective in a recent test.