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Medieval medicine
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Vesalius
Medieval medicine
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Impact of factors on the progress of medicine
Medieval medicine
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Progression in medicine medieval
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Black Death
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Medieval public health in monasteries
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Medieval public health in towns
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How good was medieval surgery?
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Islam and medieval medicine
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Christianity + medieval medicine
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Causes and treatments of disease
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Hippocrates
Greek
doctor who created the Theory of the
Four
Humours
Four
Humours
Yellow
bile
Black
bile
Phlegm
Blood
Theory of the
Four Humours
Cured by
removing
the excess
humour
The Theory of the
Four Humours
was a
rational
theory so it was believed
Hippocrates
Encouraged the observation of
symptoms
Encouraged
rest
,
diet
and exercise
Doctors still take the
Hippocratic Oath
today which means the doctor promises to do the
best
for their patient
Galen
Greek
doctor living in Ancient Rome who created the theory of
opposites
Theory
of
opposites
You're given the
opposite
of your excess humour (eg phlegm- spicy and dry because it is
cold
and wet)
Galen
discovered that
arteries
carry blood as well as veins
Galen
experimented on pigs and monkeys so his research could be
inaccurate
as it was banned to dissect human bodies
Galen
wrote over
300 books
and was respected, and it was seen that if you were 'challenging Galen you were challenging God'
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