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Barriers to progress:
By
1848
there were many different
bellies
of
disease
, but most believed in:
the
miasma
theory
The theory of the
four
humors (
blood
,
phlegm
,
Yellow
bile,
black
bile )
Reasons why correct causes of disease had not been discovered:
Lack of
funding
for
research
Doctors were paid by patients for diagnosis and treatment.
Hospitals
were mostly
Charity funded
so there was very little money for research
limited technology
prevented discovery
It was not until
1850
that
microscopes
were developed that were capable of seeing
extremely tiny organisms
Beliefs and attitudes
people were Slow to accept new ideas and many believed the theories of the time were correct, and there was no need for a new one
Lack of
understanding
of the
body
Dissection was uncommon
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