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  • Anton Von Leeuwenhock

    Anton Von Leeuwenhock
    Invented the microscope.
  • William Harvey

    Discovered the circulation of blood and the pumping of the heart.
  • Benjamin Franklin

    Invented bifocals and found that colds can be passed onto one another.
  • Edward Jenner

    Results of the smallpox were finally published.
  • Rene Laennec

    Rene Laennec
    Invents the stethoscope.
  • Crawford W. Long

    Uses ether as a general anesthetic.
  • Elizabeth Blackwell

    First women to qualify as a doctor in the U.S. Inspired Florence Nightingale to pursue nursing.
  • Joseph Lister

    First doctor to use antiseptic during surgery to prevent infection in the incision.
  • Clara Barton

    Clara Barton
    Established the American Red Cross.
  • Louis Pasteur

    Rabies vaccine was proved taht mircroorganisms caused disease.
  • Contact lenses were first developed

    Chemistry Professor Otto Wichterle developed contact lenses.
  • Wilhelm Roentgen

    Discovered x-rays.
  • First vaccine developed for typhoid fever

  • First vaccine developed for Bubonic plague

  • Earle Dickson

    Earle Dickson
    Band-Aid is introduced.
  • Edward Mellanby

    Discovers that lack of vitamin D in the diet causes rickets
  • Alexander Fleming

    Discovery of penicillin.
  • John Hopps

    Invented the first cardiac pacemaker.
  • Rosalind Franklin

    Uses X-ray diffraction to study the structure of DNA
  • James Watson and Francis Crick

    James Watson and Francis Crick
    DNA structure is formed.
  • Albert Sabin

    Oral polio vaccine was created.
  • Christian Benard

    Christian Benard
    World's first heart transplant surgery.
  • Robert S. Ledley

    Robert S. Ledley
    CAT-scans are invented.
  • First vaccine developed for pneumonia.

    Oswald Avery's lab tried finding a vaccine and finally found one for pneumonia.
  • First test-tube baby is born

    First test-tube baby is born
    Louise Brown was the first successful test tube baby born.