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Eyeglasses were invented by Salvino D'Armate in Italy.
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Johannes Gutenburg invented the printing press to make copying books easier.
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This vehicle was powered by steam. In 1806 was the first vehicle powered by fuel.
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The hot air balloon was invented by the Montgolfier brothers in 1783.
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First case of human artificial insemination in London.
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During the 19th century gunpowder was also know as black powder.
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The lawn mower was invented by Edwin Beard Budding in 1830.
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First use of anesthesia in surgery, by Crawford Long, in Jefferson, Georgia
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Elizabeth Blackwell was the first woman doctor in the U.S.
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Inspired by Elizabeth Blackwell, Florence Nightingale started nursing.
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Sigmund Freud, 1856-1939,studied the effects of the unconscious mind on the body. He determined that the mind and body work together. His studies were the basis of psychology and psychiatry.
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Louis Pasteur started pasturizing milk to kill bacteria in 1862.
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Robert Koch, "Father of Microbiology", discovered many disease-causing organisms-anthrax, tuberculosis, and cholera.
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Clara Barton founded the Red Cross
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Developed by Louis Pasteur
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Wilhelm Roentgen discovered x-rays.
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Isolated Radium was found by Marie Curie in 1910.
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Discovered by Frederick Banting in Canada. He recieved a Nobel Prize in 1923.
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Aerosol spary cans were invented by Erik Rotheim.
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Colonel Jacob Schick was the first person to invent an electric shaver.
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Sir Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin.
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Jonas Salk discovered an altered polio virus vaccine.
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Paul Zoll developed the first external cardiac pacemaker.
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First cloaning of frogs using other frog cells.
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First kidney transplant in Boston, Massachusettes.
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Invented by Albert Sabin in 1957, this vaccine is more effective than Salk's vaccine.
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Christian Barnard performed the world's first heart transplant surgery in 1967.
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First liver transplant in Denver, Colorado.
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Louise Brown was the first "test-tube baby" born in England.
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First double lung transplant. It took place in Toranto, Canada.
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First mammal, Dolly the sheep was cloned by Ian Wilmut in Scottland.
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29 European countries sing a protocol against cloaning human beings.