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The Black Plague was a deadly disease. The disease was transfered from rats that were on the ships to Europe. It killed 75 to 200 million people.
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Surgeons practiced creating holes in patients brains. This help with epilepsy, migraines, and mental illnesses.
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Visiting his shrine made people believe that their illnesses would go away.
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Rosemaries were believed to be remedy plants. They were used to cure illnesses and keep a person healthy.
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Silver and tin were used to fill tooths. It was the first substance method of tooth fillings used in China.
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The first pharmacy was founded in Baghdad by an Arabic Medivelist. He said it was the place to discover the art of medicine.
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He forbade anyone from practicing medicine without a license, indicating that doctors were under some form of regulation.
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Arabic physician were the first to create a syringe to extract a cataract from the eye.
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Early age people discovered that sterilizing wounds healed them faster. In the middle age people used bandages soaked in wine to clean wounds.
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It is uncertain who invented glasses, but Giordano da Pisa took on the art of creating eyeglasses. Which soon were discovered to improve vision.
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Mondino de Luzzi conducted a public dissection for his students and spectators. He later wrote a book that is considered to be the first modern dissection manual.
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Over 20 million Europeans died from a disease that was carried from rats. People had blood and pus coming out of their bodies; and suffered from painful aches and pains. Along with nonstop vomiting and diarrhea, soon followed a short death.
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He was an expert in anatomy, he dissected human corpses to study tendons, bones, and muscles. He was permitted to study human corpses in some hospitals by dissecting them.
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confirmed the pulmonary circulation on vivisection. He also discovered that the heart's four valves permitted flow of blood in one direction only.
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English doctor and scientist, known as the pioneer of vaccinations. He created the smallpox vaccine.
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A Frenchman named Dominique-Jean Larrey created an ambulance service for wounded men.
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Luigi Galvani discovered that frogs legs twitch if given an electric shock, showing that electricity plays a part in the nervous system.
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Many places in Europe were struck by Cholera, which happened to be one of the most sickly unknown diseases. Caused by contaminated water.
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He discovered antiseptic surgery, which enabled surgeons to perform many more complicated operations.
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Mapping of the physical genes that make up the human body. By identifying and mapping all the genes that make us up, and by studying their structure and organization the project aid science in further understanding the role of genes in human growth and development.
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Genetic defect that appears to cause deafness is identified
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Raymond Stevens and his team created a diagnostic test that allows for the instantaneous detection of the toxic strain of E. Coli Bacteria, 0157:H7.
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Through a combination of natural and synthetic DNA the first human artificial chromosome is created.
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The first vaccine for Lyme Disease was discovered.
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A pill that was used to help assist a male during intercourse.
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The new technique helped reduced large scaring on patients. It also helped surgeons go in more safely.
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Scientists have successfully created human body parts using 3D printers.
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The artificial eye uses a camera set into the user’s glasses, and the camera then transmits electrical messages wirelessly into the user’s retinal implant.
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The da Vinci System has been used on more than 3 million patients globally. Approaches to surgery are less invasive and faster, and are often associated with improved clinical outcomes, such as decreased recovery time and reduced pain.
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People are advocating that E-Cigs aren't a healthier alternative to cigarrettes. Instead they are worse, and have much bigger health consequences.
