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Quinine, Morphine, Digitalis -
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Health records: Egyptians were the fastest people to keep health records.
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The first people to discover and use acupuncture therapies. -
The Greeks where the ones making the medicines and watched the people closely that took the medicine to see if they had any side effects after taking the medicine. -
Romans where the first ones to do medical care and to help anyone before hospitals were invented.
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The church believes in life and anyone who died was in gods hands.
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Epidemics were caused by many dying in the Middle Ages.
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They did literature and arts.
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Artist and engineer. -
Discovered and named parts of the human body. -
He discovered descriptions of the body parts. -
He was the first to discover the full circulation of blood in the body. -
He discovered both protist and bacteria. -
The people who made and gave medicines to people. -
Benjamin was known for the one doing the experiments. -
All the learning was done by the medical state of knowledge so nothing that was really over the top type of knowledge.
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He discovered Oxygen.
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He made the vaccination for cowpox so more people didn’t get sick.
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He invented the stethoscope.
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He discovered the cases of people that got sick.
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She was a British nurse and was the founder of modern nursing.
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He was one of the most important chemists. (He was a qualified chemist.)
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He discovered viruses.
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He was the one to find ways to prevent infections on people. -
He practiced surgery and also introduced sterilization.
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He discovered tuberculosis bacterium. -
He worked on trying to show peoples body immunity and also worked in chemotherapy.
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He discovered X-Rays.
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Used for procedures to prevent pain from happening.
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He discovered Penicillin.
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He invented and helped develop psychoanalysis.
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Used mice to show that there can be bacteria poisoning. -
He discovered and also developed the first working polio vaccine. -
He developed vaccines for people that had a sleeping illness. (Encephalitis)
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They both discovered DNA.
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He led the team that preformed the first human to human heart transplant. -
He lead the neurosurgeon team that consisted of 70 members.