Medical History

  • 430 BCE

    vaccination

    Edward Anthony Jenny created small pox vaccine
  • 430 BCE

    vaccine

    vaccine
  • Period: 200 to

    21st Century

  • Period: 500 to Dec 31, 1300

    Middle Ages

  • 754

    Pharmacies

    The first pharmacy was established in baghdad in the year 754.
  • 754

    pharmacies

    pharmacies
  • 1231

    Medical Education in universities

    Frederick ll promulgated a set of laws concerning medical education standards and licensure that were far ahead ahead of his time
  • 1300

    Guy De Chauliac

    Guy De Chauliac was a french physician and surgeon who wrote a lengthy and influential treatise on surgery in latin, titled Chirurgia Maga.
  • Period: Jan 1, 1301 to

    Renaissance

  • 1315

    Anatomy and Dissection

    The Italian physician Mondino de Luzzi even conducted a public dissection for his students and spectators. The following year he would write Anathomia corporis humani, which is considered the first example of a modern dissection manual and the first true anatomical text.
  • 1352

    eyeglasses

    invented eyeglasses to help correct vision.
  • 1352

    eyeglasses

    eyeglasses
  • 1400

    diagnosis and treatment

    Often turned to superstitions and magic
  • 1492

    Infections and epidemics

    common problems at this time included smallpox, leprosy and the black death, which continued to reappear from time to time.
  • 1492

    Infections and epidemics

    Infections and epidemics
  • 1543

    Andreas Vesalius

    Renaissance physician who revolutionized the study of biology and the practice of medicine by his careful description of the anatomy of the human body.
  • Takeaway

    scientist learned more about how the human body works, and new discoveries, such as vaccinations, came into being.
  • Period: to

    Industrial Revolution

  • James Watt

    A Scottish inventor, mechanical engineer, and a chemist who improved on Thomas newcomens 1712 newcomen steam engine with his with his watt steam engine.
  • Industrial Revolution

    Industrial Revolution
  • Industrial Revolution

    Industrial Revolution
  • Cholera Highlights

    A cholera epidemic left India 1817 and reached Sunderland in 1831
  • Slow Public health to be delt with

    town administration was weak, poor and too impotent to meet the demands of new urban life.
  • The municipal corrperations act of 1835

    a commission was appointed to look into municipal government
  • sanitary reform movement

    a group of doctors wrote 2 reports on the living conditions in London bethnal green
  • the public health act of 1848

    the act created a central board of of health with a five year mandate
  • Infectious diseases

    Work related diseases were more common, when cities expanded typhus and cholera became more common as a result, when people traveled they carries on diseases.
  • Period: to

    Modern World

  • Florence nightingale

    a British nurse, statistician, and a writer. she did pioneering nursing work while caring for wounded soldiers during the Crimean ear.
  • Insulin

    an american Canadian discovered insulin
  • insulin

    insulin
  • Human Electroencephalography

    The German doctor Hans Berger discovered it.
  • human electroencephalography

    human electroencephalography
  • Human Genome Discoveries Reach the Bedside

    For the first time the world could read the complete set of human genetic information and begin to discover what our roughly 23,000 genes do.
  • Abio Cor Artificial Heart

    Abio Cor Artificial Heart
    a new generation artificial heart in a patient
  • The human genome project

    The human genome project
    determining the sequence of chemical base pairs which make up human DNA.
  • The smoke free law

    attempt to lower the number of people effected by second hand smoking along with improving the indoor air quality
  • Stem cells

    Doctors began to introduce potential stem cells also cloned human stem cells