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The first pharmacy was established in Baghdad.
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Discovered the difference between measles and smallpox
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The scientist came up with a new explanation for vision through his research on optics and the anatomy of the eye.
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He promulgated a set of laws concerning medical education standards and licensure that were far ahead of his time.
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They served several purposes such as a center of medical treatement. They were a more elaborate institution with a rider range of funtions.
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Medieval physicians were conducting experiments and examining the anatomy of the human body.
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The Black Death was an epidemic of bubonic plague, a disease caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis that circulates among wild rodents where they live in great numbers and density. In the course of just a few months, 60 per cent of Florence’s population died from the plague, and probably the same proportion in Siena.
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He invented the microscope, which could distinguish microorganisms.
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The use of the Scientific Method began.
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Allowed the study of microorganisms like bacteria
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He was the first person to discover red blood cells.
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He used the microscope to discover plauge flees.
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The first person to perform the first successful appendectomy.
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The first vaccine for rabies worked and helped people who were affected.
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Emil von Behring discovered antitoxins and uses them to develop tetanus and diphtheria vaccines.
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German physicist, Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, discovers X rays which became an important part of medicine.
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The first working vaccine for the plauge was produced and helped the poeple that were affected.
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This person introduced the system to classify blood into A, B, AB, and O groups. It became an easier way to classify distinct blood types.
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Insulin was first used to treat diabetes.
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The first vaccine was developed for tuberculosis.
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The first vaccine was developed for influenza, which we still use today.
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Jonas Salk developed the first polio vaccine.
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Scientists completed a draft sequencing of the human genome. This has helped researchers identify single genes that cause diseases.
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This person performed the first partial face transplant.
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Stem cells can be programmed to become any type of cell in the body. Researchers say they have enormous potential for curing diseases and repairing damaged tissues.
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The first human liver was grown from stem cells in Japan.
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A 3D printer is used for first ever skull transplant.
