Medicine through time- Key dates (NOT FINISHED 19/3/19)
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- Medicine through time- Key dates
- Galen
- Ancient greek doctors (ideas still used/believed because of church)
- Hippocrates
- Ancient greek doctors (ideas still used/believed because of church)
- 1345
- Unusual alignment of Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
- 1533
- Act for dissolution of the Monastries
- Meant lots of hospitals had to shut
- Act for dissolution of the Monastries
- 1537
- Vesalius published de Human corpus
- 1440
- Printing press invented
- 1348
- Black death
- All of Europe affected, 2 types pneumonic and bubonic
- Black death
- 1664
- Unusual alignments of planets
- 1665
- London plague, little improvement since last
- 1660
- Royal society formed
- 1722,1723,1740-42, 1796
- Smallpox epidemics
- 1628
- Harvey suggested blood was pumped around the body
- 1847
- James simpson discovers Chloroform
- 1848
- 1st Public health act
- 1846
- Ether was discovered
- 1854
- Crimean War
- Mary Seacole/Florence Nightingale helped improve hospitals
- Crimean War
- 1796
- Jenner's cowpox experiment
- 1854
- Snow proves link between cholera and water
- 1831
- Cholera epidemic
- 1867
- Joseph Lister discovered Carbolic acid
- 1842
- Chadwick helps sort out cholera (towns vs cities)
- 1875
- 2nd Public health act/ Government improvements
- 1881
- Koch discovers anthrax causing bactera
- 1861
- Germ theory discovered by Pasteur
- 1901
- First successful blood transfusion
- 1905
- Erhlich discovers salvarsan 606
- 1914
- WW1 broke out
- 1915
- Thomas Splint invented the splint
- 1928
- Alexander Fleming discovers penecillin
- 1932
- Prontasil is discovered
- 1937-45
- Florey and chain develop penicillin as a drug
- 1946
- Bevan convinces 90% of doctors to join NHS act
- 1948
- 1st day of NHS
- 1952
- Charges in NHS introduced
- 1991
- Cigar and tobacco advertising was banned
- 2007
- Smoking in public places was banned
- Galen
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