A History of Preventive Medicine

anatomy ancient animals anthrax appointed army babies bacillus bacteriology became began believed beriberi Black Death blood body born bubonic plague called cause cholera clinical contagion contagious cowpox Crusades cure Dancing Mania death described developed died diet diphtheria discovered discovery disease doctors early eighteenth century England English epidemic Europe experiments famous fleas France French frequently Galen German gonorrhea Greek Hippocrates hospital human hygiene immunity infant infection inoculation isolated Jenner knowledge known Koch later leper leprosy living London malaria method milk mosquito nursing observations occurred organism outbreak Paracelsus Pasteur patients pellagra physician plague polio population practice preventive medicine produced public health published recognized Robert Koch Roman Rome Royal Salerno sanitary sanitation scientific scurvy seventeenth century sick smallpox soon spread surgeon syphilis tion treatment tuberculosis typhoid fever typhus vaccine virus vitamin water supply wrote yellow fever