The Renaissance - Medicine Through Time
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- Created on: 02-06-13 18:31
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- The Renaissance
- Public Health
- Rubbish on streets
- No clean water
- Bad personal hygiene (no baths)
- Only rich could afford clean water, baths and toilets
- Causes of disease
- Imbalance of Humours
- Punishment from God
- Training of Doctors
- Encourage medical students to experiment
- Church no longer controls training
- More scope for challenging Galen
- Dissection more common
- Students encouraged to do practical work in hospitals
- Treatment of Disease
- Bleeding, purging, exericise
- Natural Remedies
- Praying to God
- Flagellation
- Individuals
- Andrew Vesalius: Fabric of The Human Body (1543), one jaw bone - Galen WRONG
- William Harvey: Blood circulation
- Colombo: Arteries, lungs returns through veins
- Fabricius: veins have valves
- Other
- Royal Society: Reasoning, logic and experimentation
- Advances are ONLY in anatomy
- Public Health
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