Medical Timeline

  • 430 BCE

    vaccinations

    Edward Anthony Jenny created small pox vaccine.
  • 754

    pharmacies

    the first pharmacy was established in Baghdad in 754
  • 1231

    Medical Education in Universities

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

    Guy De Chauliac

    Guy De Chauliac was a French physician ans surgeon who wrote a lengthy and influential treatise on surgery in Latin.
  • 1315

    anatomy and dissection

    an italian physician Mondino de Luzzi even conducted a public dissection for his students and spectators, The following year he wrote Anathomia corporis humani which is considered the first example of a modern dissection manual.
  • 1352

    eyeglasses

    invented to help correct eye vision
  • 1400

    diagnosis and treatment

    often turned to superstitions and magic
  • cholera highlights

    a cholera epidemic left India in 1817 and reached Sunderland in 1831
  • the municipal corporations act of 1835

    a commission was appointed to look into municipal govt.
  • Slow Public Health to be dealt with

    Town administration was weak, poor and too impotent to meet the demands of new urban life.
  • sanitary reform movement

    an approach to public health first developed in England in the 1830s and '40s
  • the public health act of 1848

    This act created a central board 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 carried and spread diseases.
  • florence nightingale

    A British nurse, statistician, and write did pioneering nurse work while caring for wounded soldiers during the Crimean era.
  • insulin

    An American-Canadian discovered insulin.
  • human electroencephalography

    A German doctor, Hans Berger, discovered it
  • infections and epidemics

    common problems at this time includes smallpox, leprosy and black death
  • human genome discoveries read the bedside

    for the first time the world could read the complete set of human genetic information
  • human genome project

    determining the sequence of chemical base
  • the smoke free law

    attempt to lower the number of people getting affected
  • stem cells

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