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A strange occurrence from the middle ages is the Barbers that would also perform Surgery. They would do things like teeth pulling and the stupid practice of blood letting. These barbers would also go with the military to help with medical treatments. sadly I can not find any dates for when they were still in practice.
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I cant find a date for this one but this is a great event since this made more sure that people would get better care and that they would be treated better for the best chance of healing fully.
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This event technically was in the 200' s but it became major in the middle ages. Sadly no actual date again
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In 1010 Avicenna writes 2 very influential book in the world of medicine.
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In the year of 1249 Rodger Bacon invents spectacles. He allowed the practically blind and barely blind alike be able to see at 100% percent again. Thanks Rodger.
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While it is our job to treat others with their beliefs in mind it is good that we let Science do the talking when it comes to medicine.
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We finally started taking a note from science in the middle east when we healed people. The middle east was leagues ahead of Europe back then so it was good we finally took a note from them.
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Europe finally started using plants that had a proven effectiveness that were also healthy. It jumped us forward by many years in progression.
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we finally started using things like honey to kill bacteria. This made things more sterile finally!
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In 1347 12 trading ships come back from the black sea with the majority of the sailors being dead. With them they brought not only their wears but also a disease that would kill 1/3 of the population in only 2 years.
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Zacharius in 1590 invented one of the most influential pieces of machinery to ever grace medicine and science.
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No date for this one but we were able to finally help sailors from suffering on the seas and all they had to do was eat an orange every once in a while. This was done by trying a new method to test cures letting us know what was and what was not harmful.
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In 1747 James Lind performed the first successful appendectomy. This would allow for many peoples lives to be saved in the future.
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Edward developed the process of vaccination creating the first vaccine being for smallpox
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in 1816 France a young man invented the stethoscope. The small copper tube with holes in the top and bottom could be placed to different body parts so we could have a listen.
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Louis proved that there was a link between germs, decay, and disease.
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Karl Landsteiner showed that the people had different types of blood and how to distinguish them from the other blood types.
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as the tittle says we finally started using insulin to treat diabetes. This still helps a lot of people today.
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This was one of the many vaccines developed during the time that still are in use today.
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Another one of the many vaccines developed during the era, this one of course was for typhus.
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John Hopps developed the first cardiac pacemaker. This machine helped to stop abnormal heart beat so people could live longer lives.
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People started smoking less which is great for everyone because second hand smoke is very harmful as well.
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People started not having to worry quite as much about heart disease now because we finally found how to help and stop one.
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We could use drug therapy to help people with HIV to live longer is great considering how many people have HIV
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this was probabbly one of the biggest things that stirred the imagination of the public. It allows people to change what others will look like which people like the though of.
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Tiny robots with even smaller hands can now perform a surgery without having to be to invasive. Quick note. Most dates are not accurate due to me not either having one or not wanting to be on the same spot. Most being both.
