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Medicine and Treatment in Roman Britain

Tom Lea

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Hippocrates and GalenHippocrates Created the 4 humors (Yellow Bile, Blood, Black Bile and Phlegm) These 4 humors had to be kept in balance, this theory survived until after 1700 Greek doctors realized all diseases have natural causes Hippocratic Oath was created by Hippocrates, it meant Greek doctors had to keep patients conditions secret

Public Health (Roman to NHS)

DNA Watson and Crick

Penicillin Florey and Chain

Hospitals and Training

Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole

Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch 1860

Women

Edward Jenner

Vasaillius Pare and William Harvey

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