Ideas About Disease The Four Humours Theory Religion and Attitudes to Medicine Medieval Lifestyle Causes of Ill Health The Black Death - Causes and Attitudes

Medieval Prevention Medieval Treatments The Black Death - Prevention and Treatment Medieval Medics

Medieval Towns and Health The Black Death and Public Health Medieval Hospitals

Renaissance Causes Renaissance Medical Advances Andreas Vesalius William Harvey Ambroise Pare Impact of the Enlightenment

Renaissance Prevention Renaissance Treatments The Great Plague in London Renaissance Medics Jenner and Vaccinations

Plague and Public Health Responses to the Great Plague Growth of Hospitals Eighteenth Century Hospitals

Impact of Vaccination Louis Pasteur (Germ Theory 1) Robert Koch (Germ Theory 2)

Changes to Surgery - Anaesthetics Changes to Surgery - Antiseptic and Aseptics Nineteenth-century Hospitals

Public Health 1 - Environment Public Health 2 - Disease Public Health 3- Understanding Public Health 4 - Government Public Health 5 - Legislation

Impact of War and Technology on Surgery The Discovery of Penicillin

The Development of Penicillin Twentieth Century Treatments Twentieth Century Surgery

Social Reforms Before WW2 Introduction of the NHS The Changing Role of the NHS