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Britain: Health and the People c1000-present
Development of medicine and public health in Britain
Practice 40 subtopics in Britain: Health and the People c1000-present. All questions match the AQA GCSE specification.
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Britain: Health and the People c1000-present is a key topic in the AQA GCSE Historyspecification. This topic covers development of medicine and public health in britain.
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Medieval ideas about diseaseFour HumoursMiasma theoryRole of the ChurchHospitals in medieval timesIslamic medicineSurgery in medieval timesTowns and public healthThe Black DeathResponses to the Black DeathRenaissance and medical knowledgeVesalius and anatomyPare and surgeryHarvey and circulationContinuity and changeJenner and vaccinationGerm theoryPasteurKochOpposition to germ theoryPain - anaestheticsSimpson and chloroformInfection - antisepticsLister and carbolic acidBlood loss - transfusionsIndustrial Revolution impactCholera epidemicsChadwick Report 1842Public Health Acts 1848 and 1875John Snow and choleraMagic bulletsPenicillinFleming, Florey and ChainNHS creation 1948Modern treatmentsDNA and geneticsLifestyle diseasesGovernment campaignsVaccination programmesHealth inequalities today
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