20th Century Medicine

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  • 20th Century Medicine
    • Ideas about the cause of illness and disease
      • Lifestyle
        • Lack of exercise
        • Illegal drugs
        • Smoking
        • Excessive consumption of alcohol
        • Unhealthy diet
      • Knowledge & Diagnosis
        • Scans (voluntary) and Screening (mandatory)
        • Technology makes sharing easier
      • DNA
        • Disease can be inherited or caused by genetics
        • Watson & Crick
        • Double Helix structure
      • Technology
        • Extremely powerful microscopes
        • Endoscopes
          • Camera in the body
        • CAT and MRI Scans
    • Approaches to prevention and treatment
      • Vaccinations
        • MMR
        • HPV
        • Flu (renewed yearly)
      • Medical Drugs
        • 'Magic Bullets'
          • Cure only one disease
          • Target specific germs
        • Antibiotics
          • Cure more than 1 disease
          • Most effective: Penicillin
      • New Technology
        • Robotic / Keyhole surgery
        • Inherited Disease prevention e.g. mastectomies
        • Cancer
          • Immunotherapy // Chemo. // Radio. // Surgery
      • Lifestyle
        • Government Programs
        • Obesity
        • Cancer
        • Sugar Tax
        • Exercise
        • Healthy Diet
    • Case Studies
      • Penicillin
        • Florey & Chain
          • Tested on Albert Alexander (septicaemia)
          • America funded production
          • Mass production for the war effort
          • By D-Day (June 1944) there was enough for 2 million doses
        • Fleming
          • Penicillin mould kills bacteria
          • Accidental discovery of penicillin
          • Wrote about it briefly
      • Lung Cancer
        • Prevention
          • Anti-smoke campaigns
          • Menthol cigarette ban
          • High prices / tax on cigarettes
        • Treatment (see Approaches to Prevention & Treatment)

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