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He wrote many books and, in them, described diseases and their treatments. He also went through very detailed observations on different diseases
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One of the first people to study human anatomy as well as to do public dissections on human cadavers.
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Was a pupil to Aristotle and wrote many books on medicine but is known for his books on anatomy.
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Contributed to what is known about pathology today and developed the "Four Humours", which is a theory that the body was made up of four liquids, blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile.
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Known for writing De Materia Medica, which is a five-volume encyclopedia of herbal medicine/a pharmacopeia. It focused on the medicinal purposes of plants while writing these he worked as a surgeon under the Roman Emporer Nero.
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It was opened in Baghdad as during the Islamic Golden Age, Avicenna had a large part in working to create it.
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Abu Bakr Muhammed ibn Zarkariya al-razi, otherwise known as Rhazes, a Persian physician/philosopher. He is known to be a leading scholar of the early Islamic world. He wrote encyclopedic reviews of medicine that were translated and used as textbooks for medical students.
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A Persian polymath who studies in medicine and psychology. He was a well-known figure and is popular for introducing pharmacology to people.
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Known as Doctor Mirabilis, he wrote many books on different sciences. He is popular for being a creator of the scientific method, as well as studying nature through empiricism.
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This was opened in 1231 for a place medical students could learn about their passion, It was opened in Salerno Italy, it was called Schola Salerno.
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He is popular in the medical field for drawing out human anatomy with very precise details, he was also the first to draw out the thyroid.
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He is the man to write the famous well-known anatomy book "De Humani Corporis Fabrica" which his drawings are iconic for their detail and amazing preciseness.
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Invented by the Janssen brothers and Galileo, its issues were that the images and the things the user was looking at where blurry.
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Harvey studied the body and published work about how the heart, veins, and blood are connected as well as their movement of throughout the body.
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Leeuwenhoek discovered blood cells by looking at blood under a microscope, this happened during the Golden Age of Dutch Science.
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Jenner developed the process of vaccination for smallpox, the first vaccine.
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Amyand was a French surgeon, he completed the first successful appendectomy.
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Davy discovered that nitrous oxide can be used as an anesthetic for surgeries or procedures.
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Rene Laennec, a French physician created the stethoscope while working at Hôpital Necker.
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Blundell performed the first successful blood transfusion in a patient.
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The first surgeon to use ether as a general anesthetic during surgeries. Long would also spend time working as a pharmacist.
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Pasteur was a French biologist and chemist, he is known for his studies on vaccines, fermentation of microbes, and the pasteurization method.
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The vaccine was found/created by Waldemar Mordecai Haffine, in 1879.
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Created by Louis Pasteur to fight against anthrax, which has now been eliminated.
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Jonas Salk and Thomas Francis created this vaccine, now with the power of their work influenza stopped killing people who were sick with it.
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He was the first doctor to make a diagnosis based off of a venous ultrasound image to lead to the diagnosis of a brain tumour.
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A type of immortal cell used in scientific research, it helped in treating things such as; cancer, AIDs, genetic diseases, vitro fertilization, and more.
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With the help of vaccines, there have been zero cases of smallpox in America.
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Dolly is the first successful cloned animal, she was cloned using stem cells.
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This vaccine was worked on by many different doctors, scientists, and specialists. The vaccine targets specific antibodies cancer has.
