Medieval Lifestyle Causes of Ill Health Ideas about Disease The Four Humours Theory Other Ideas about the Causes of Disease The Black Death - Causes and Attitudes

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

Medieval Hospitals

Renaissance Causes Renaissance Medical Advances William Harvey Andreas Vesalius

Renaissance Treatments Renaissance Prevention The Great Plague in London Renaissance Medics Growth of Hospitals

The Great Plague and Public Health Responses to the Great Plague

Impact of the Enlightenment Louis Pasteur and Germ Theory Robert Koch and Germ Theory

Changes to Surgery 1 Changes to Surgery 2 Jenner and Vaccination The Impact of Vaccination Hospitals in the Eighteenth Century Nineteenth Century Hospitals

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

DNA and Genetic Theory Lifestyle and Prevention

The Discovery of Penicillin The Development of Penicillin Twentieth Century Treatments Modern Diagnostic Methods Diagnosis and Treatment of Lung Cancer

Introduction of the NHS Changing Role of the NHS

WW1 - Trenches WW1 - Key Battles WW1 - Weapons and Equipment

WW1 - Injuries and Illness in the Trenches

WW1 - Transporting the Wounded

WW1 - Infection and Wounds WW1 - Techniques and Technology in Surgery WW1 - Advances in Surgery