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Dates
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Time Period
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Known For
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Stats/Key Facts
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Answer
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1928
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modern
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discovered penicillin
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killed bacteria in a lab accidentally
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Alexander Fleming
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C. 130-210AD
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Ancient (influenced medieval)
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Theory of opposites
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wrote over 300 books used in Europe
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Galen
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1854
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industrial
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proved cholera spread by water
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removed pump and cases dropped
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John Snow
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1867
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industrial
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introduced antiseptic surgery
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infection rates in surgery fell
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Joseph Lister
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C. 460-370 BC
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Ancient (influenced medieval)
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Theory of the four humours
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blood, phlegm, yellow bile, black bile
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Hippocrates
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1796
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industrial
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created first vaccine
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smallpox vaccine led to a major fall in deaths
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Edward Jenner
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1855
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industrial
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provided care for soldiers in Crimean war
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funded her own hospital
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Mary Seacole
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1543
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renaissance
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disproved Galen by human dissection
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proved jaw is one bone, published fabric of the human body
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Andreas Vesalius
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1940s
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modern
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developed penicillin for mass use
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used widely in ww2
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Florey + Chain
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1847
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industrial
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discovered chloroform anaesthetic
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made surgery painless
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James Simpson
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1909
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modern
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first ‘magic bullet drug’ (Salvarsan)
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treated syphillis
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Paul Ehrlich
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1850s
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industrial
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improved hospital hygiene and nursing
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cut death rates from 40% to 2%
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Florence Nightingale
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1870s-1880s
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industrial
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identified specific bacteria that caused disease
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found bacteria for TB and cholera
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Robert Koch
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1628
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renaissance
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discovered heart is a pump that circulates blood
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blood flows in a continuous circuit
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William Harvey
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Early 1900s
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modern
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research into radiation and cancer treatment
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led to radiotherapy
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Marie Curie
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1842
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industrial
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report on poor sanitation led to public health act
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linked disease to filthy conditions
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Edwin Chadwick
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1861
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industrial
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Developed germ theory
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disproved spontaneous generation
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Louis Pasteur
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