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| Greeks and Romans contribution to medicine? |
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| phrases and words came from mythology and became medical terminology |
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| Greek physicians in the Dark Ages... |
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| They discouraged further study of medicine because Hippocrates and Galen were final authorities in matters of medicine |
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| most famous medical school in the world of 1800's |
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| brilliant Doctor working on AIDS crisis today |
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| What did the Father of Medicine contribute? |
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| The caduceus is a staff that historically belonged to who? |
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| he did the human heart transplant |
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| Albert Sabin and Jonas Salk |
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| argued against the assumption that surgical infection is God given and inevitable (Listerine is antiseptic) |
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| insisted on disinfecting hands before assisting (was wise for washing hands) |
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| disease caught by many people in any given country |
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| contributed surgical techniques based on sound pathological evidence |
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| first discovered that the heart functions as a pump circulating blood |
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| published reports that rated the quality of medical school |
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| the 5th most cited scientist during the years 1931-1994 |
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