Medieval Medicine: Ideas and Treatments — What did people believe caused disease in medieval England?; Medieval Medicine: Ideas and Treatments; Key Ideas About Disease; Treatments; Who Provided Medical Care?; Public Health
The Black Death, 1348 — The Black Death, 1348; What Was the Black Death?; What Did People Think Caused It?; Attempted Treatments and Responses; Impact of the Black Death; Key Exam Points
Renaissance Medicine: Vesalius, Harvey, and the Great Plague — Renaissance Medicine: Vesalius, Harvey, and the Great Plague; Why Did Medical Ideas Begin to Change?; Andreas Vesalius (1514-1564); William Harvey (1578-1657); The Great Plague (1665); Key Exam Points
18th-19th Century Medicine: Jenner, Pasteur, Koch, and Public Health — 18th-19th Century Medicine: Jenner, Pasteur, Koch, and Public Health; Edward Jenner and Vaccination (1796); Louis Pasteur and Germ Theory (1861); Robert Koch (1843-1910); Florence Nightingale and John Snow; Public Health Reforms
Modern Medicine: Fleming, Penicillin, the NHS, and Beyond — Modern Medicine: Fleming, Penicillin, the NHS, and Beyond; Alexander Fleming and Penicillin; The National Health Service (NHS); DNA and Genetics; Modern Surgery; Modern Public Health
Surgery Through Time — Surgery Through Time; Medieval Surgery (c.1250-1500); Renaissance Surgery (c.1400-1700); The Three Problems of Surgery; Key Exam Points
Case Study: The Western Front, 1914-1918 — Case Study: The Western Front, 1914-1918; Conditions on the Western Front; Types of Wounds; Medical Developments; The Role of the RAMC and FANY; Key Exam Points
Public Health: From Medieval to Modern — Public Health: From Medieval to Modern; Medieval Public Health (c.1250-1500); Early Modern Public Health (c.1500-1750); The Industrial Revolution and Public Health Crisis (c.1750-1850); The Turning Point: The 1875 Public Health Act; 20th Century Public Health
Factors Affecting Medical Progress — Factors Affecting Medical Progress; The Key Factors; Answering Factor Questions; Key Exam Points