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1.
HISTORY OF MEDICINE
BY: JACK N.
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Curtis Gregory Perry
2.
SPIRITS
Ancients drilled holes in people's heads
Supposedly released the evil spirits that caused the disease.
B.c. 7000
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Vermin Inc
3.
HUMORS
Greek physician Hippocrates said that fluids, called humors, caused disease
B.c 460-377
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Lab Science Career
4.
HERBAL TREATMENTS
People used incense to attempt to cure people with the Black Death
Black Death was caused by bacteria transmitted by rat fleas.
A.D. 1330-1352
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Joel's Goa Pics
5.
ANATOMY
People begin to study anatomy
Drawings were made of the human body
1400-1600
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0xMatheus
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GERM THEORIES
Louis Pasteur hypothesizes that disease is caused by small animals
These animals are later identified bacteria and viruses
1857
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njhdiver
7.
ANTISEPTIC TECHNIQUE
Joseph Lister finds that cleaning his tools reduces infection
Bacteria from other infections stay on tools
1865
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oskay
8.
KOCHS POSTULATES
Robert Koch finds four different conditions
All four of these prove a pathogen causes disease
1883
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@alviseni
9.
APPLYING ANTISEPTIC TECHNIQUE
Cities around the world start treating drinking water with chlorine
This reduces the cases of cholera
1900s
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Paolo Trabattoni
10.
ANTIBIOTICS
Sir Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin
Penicillin helps fight infection
1928
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Andres Rueda
11.
POLIO VACCINE
Jonas Salks vaccine against polio becomes available
The disease is eliminated in the US in 1994
1955
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Julien Harneis
12.
NEW DISEASES
First cases of SARS spring up in China
SARS affects the respiratory system
2002
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory - PNNL
13.
POLIO COMEBACK
Worldwide efforts increase to vaccinate people against polio
The polio virus reemerges in fewer than ten people in the US
2005
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Werner Kunz
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