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Renaissance Individuals

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	Thomas sydenham	Practical experience. Detailed observations. Refused to rely on medical books to diagnose a patients' illness.
	Vesalius	Led to the legalisation of human dissection. 300 mistakes in Galen's anatomy.
	William Harvey	Royal physician for James 1 and Charles 1. Carried out public dissections to teach students and prove his theories. Hated for most of his life. Discovered blood flows round the body. Circulatory system including arteries and veins.

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