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A surgical procedure that involves drilling into the human skull. The hole exposes an outer membrane of the brain, which physicians use to treat an array of different health problems such as epilepsy and margins.
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Discovered difference between measles and small pox
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Invented Spectacles
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Health Care for the sick
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Health Care for the sick
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Tried to practice medicine but is denied
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Allowed study of microorganisms, like bacteria
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Discovers blood cells
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Blood Cells, Bacteria, Protozoa, and Stethoscope
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Developed the process of vaccination for smallpox, the first vaccine for any disease
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Surgery was greatly improved
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First vaccine developed for rabies
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Theodore Roosevelt supported U.S. efforts to achieve universal coverage
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Discovered penicillin
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Developed the first polio vaccine
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Performed the first human heart transplant
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Performed in South Africa
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The first telesurgery was performed
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Vaccine to prevent cervical cancer approved by the FDA
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Performed the first full face transplant
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Provides incentives for practitioners who use electronic health records and e-prescribing
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Scientists discover how to use human skin cells to create embryonic stem cells
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FDA approved implanted AvioCor artificial heart placed in a patient