How did the Renaissance change Medicene

Across Europe, the new attitudes of ordinary people led to more medical knowledge, People wanted better answers to the questions about what caused disease. There were a number of diseases which could not be easilly explained by the Theory of the Four Humours and were not cured by traditional humoural treatments such as blod-letting or purging. However some traditional ideas were still accepted such as Miasmata as a humoural cause of disease.

New Ideas and Discoverives:

In the 16th century, the Theory of the Four Humours was rejected by some radical physicians. Disease was seen as something from the body, which needed to be attacked. New chemical treatments…