Industrial Disease
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- Industrial: Disease
- Louis Pasteur
- Germ Theory- 1861
- Swan neck experiment proved spontaneous generation to be wrong. Germs are found in places they can easily reach- they infect them which makes them turn bad.
- Pasteurisation: Killing bacteria in liquid food.
- Sterilising surgical equipment
- Germ Theory- 1861
- Robert Koch
- Bacteriology
- Specific germs or bacteria cause specific diseases.
- Successfully identified germs responsible for typhoid, pneumonia, meningitis, plague and tetanus.
- More vaccines being found to prevent diseases.
- Discovered anthrax typhoid
- Specific germs or bacteria cause specific diseases.
- Bacteriology
- Dallinger and Drysdale
- 1874: Published paper describing life cycle of microbes.
- Tyndall
- Promoted Germ Theory. 1876: lectured British doctors on Koch's discoveries of anthrax.
- Roberts
- Linked lab research of Germ Theory with evidence from surgeons and public health doctors.
- Cheyne
- Translated Koch's book into English. Wrote paper based on findings- explained some microbes present in healthy tissue and wounds were harmless- did not cause disease.
- Louis Pasteur
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