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Renaissance changes

Government change money change artist who improved 5he study of the body and knowledge ~Fabric of human body more exoeriembets in the universities and printing press allowed ideas to spread to Europe new food and medicine from new world America by Columbus,new weapons for frequent warfare more woods more pr9gress but many people affected new ideas and no new cur3s

Versallisus(Medical knowledge)

Famous book fabric of body with drawings of the human directions he did form kidnapping form the judge who let him also havw some secretly but had to pay him off and then relises that happens ideas were wrong about two had bones and about muscles attached to body and persuaded students to do the disections

Harvey and pare (Medical knowledge)

Calculated that it was impossible for blood to be burned up by muscles and divorced the pricples of ciryxlayon of the best and blood in the book he made in the anatomical account of motions of the heart and blood and he became a doctor to James 1 and Charles I of England


Pare changed ideas of survey by the arcade where he ran out of oil to catorise wounds and found a new one which helped better with yolks and rose up and tied arties published apology and treatise

Diagnosis and treatment

Didn't change and not able to cure in big disease as the plague they did get new drugs fr9k trade but treatment was form superstions of touching sick people

Public health

Similar to medical towns

Patient care

Medical hospitals were opened up and schools ruined by monks and nuns 1200 hospital existed in 1700 but 10 percent varied for sick doctor treated wealth new to England and had specialised hospitals