Timeline: Health Technologies

Jan 1, 1816

Doctor René Laennec develops stethoscope

the first stethoscope ever built out of respect for women. when attempting to diagnose a patient with a heart condition he rolled up some newspaper and put it on the patients chest. And it made him more respectful to women patients since putting your ears to the womans chest was considered immodest.

Period: Jan 1, 1880 to Dec 31, 2015

Health Technologies

Jan 1, 1882

First Vaccine for Rabies

Human having Rabies became very rare as a result of these vaccines

Jan 1, 1895

X-Ray

Discovery of X-Rays

Jan 1, 1897

Treatment for Malaria

Discovery of treating Malaria but till this day it continues to be experimental

Jan 1, 1897

First Vaccine for Plague

The vaccine prevented agonising infections and rodent control became even more important in certian areas where it was known for infections

Jan 1, 1899

Asprin

Asprin was discovered and still used today

Jan 1, 1913

Electrocardiograph

First invention used for diagnosis of Heart Disease

Jan 1, 1927

First modern practical respirator

The first modern practical respirator was built made out of an iron box and two vacuum cleaners and help for those who suffered polio

Jan 1, 1948

Plastic contact lens

plastic contact lens designed to cover only the eye's cornea. and helps people see better

Jan 1, 1957

Artificial Heart

First Artificial Heart put in Dog and survived 90 minutes

Jan 1, 1972

CAT scan is introduced

the most important development in medical filming since the x-ray

Jan 1, 1978

Vitro Fertilization

First Test Tube Baby ever made

Jan 1, 1980

The World Wide Web is created

The first website which was a personal database of people and software model and soon evolving to include videos of cats, tweets and otherb types of ideas.

Jan 1, 1982

Jarvik-7 Artificial Heart

First Artificial Heart in a patient by the name of Barney Clark and lived for 112 days

Jan 1, 1987

Deep-brain electrical stimulation system

chief of the neurosurgery at the university of Grenoble implants a deep-brain electrical stimulation system into a patient with advanced parkinsons disease for the first time.

Jan 1, 1996

Cloned Sheep

Dolly the Sheep becomes the first mammel cloned from an adult cell and died in 2003

Jan 1, 2014

Artificial Kidney

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