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The first unarguable description of small happened in Western Europe. Eyewitness accounts describe symptoms of smallpox.
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He discovered the difference between measles and smallpox.
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Bloodletting started being performed in ancient Egypt and after a while bloodletting spread to the Greeks and Romans.
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He forbade people from practicing medicine without a license, saying that doctors were clearly under some form of regulation.
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Surgeons had very poor knowledge of the human anatomy. Monks had to stop practicing surgery, so they made peasants perform surgery.
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The plague severely damaged Europe, and the rich and poor alike succumbed with terrifying speed.
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It first cam in Western Europe. The first cases were in Spain in 1490. It was then taken to Italy by Spanish soldiers.
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He was an physician who pioneered the use of autopsy. He also wrote a book that is now considered one of the first works in the science of pathology.
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He believed that ' God provided a cure' for every disease. With that he started to study inorganic compounds rather than usual herbs and animal substances.
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A night after treating many wounds of gunshot with boiling oil a doctor ran out of oil and there still were many uncared wounds that needed healing.
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A man named Zacharius Jennssen came across a way that would magnify objects
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Louis invented the vaccines for anthrax, rabies, and invented pasteurization.
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Trying to fully prove the spread of anthrax and how it made people or animals sick. Louis Pasteur created the vaccine by using chickens first.
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It was made to be given to people at increased risk of rabies to protect them if exposed.
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He discovered x-rays. He was a German physicist.
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He was a British officer who demonstrated that malaria parasites are transmitted via mosquitoes.
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Described blood compatibility and rejection. Also developing the ABO system of blood typing.
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In 1907, it was the first successful human blood transfusion using the ABO system.
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A "mini liver" , the size of a small coin, is generated by human cord blood stem cells.
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Scientists have successfully "revived" DNA sequence of a woolly mammoth's complete genome.
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There is a first-time experimental surgery, that was successful, and it will determine the availability for U.S. cancer patients and veterans with injuries to the pelvic regions.
