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Aristotle

Greek scientist, philosopher

Asclepius

Greek god of healing and medicine

Bacon, Roger

English scientist responsible for scientific methods

Crick, Francis

Co-discoverer of the molecular structure of DNA, the double helix

Domagk, Gerhard

Developed sulfonamides (Chemical group) and synthetic antibiotics

Fleming, Alexander

Discovered penicillin, the first antibiotic

Galen, Claudius

Greek physician

Hippocrates

Greek phyisician and philosopher, considered to be the father of medicine

Mendel, Gregor

Scientist and Monk, known as the father of genetics

Nightingale, Florence

Nurse who was responsible for improving the unsanitary conditions at a British base hospital during the Crimean War, reducing the death count

Paracelsus

Swiss physician, philosopher, and scientist

Pasteur, Louis

French scientist, discovered several vaccines and invented pasteurization (cleansing food)

Watson, James

Co-discoverer of the molecular structure of DNA, the double helix

William Harvey (1628)

Writes first book on blood circulation through the heart

James Lind (1747)

Discovers that citrus fruits prevent scurvy

Rene Laennec (1816)

Invents stethoscope

James Blundell (1818)

Performs first blood transfusion

Crawford W. Long (1842)

Uses ether as a general anaesthetic

Joseph Lister (1867)

Publishes Anesthetic Principle of the Practice of Surgery

Louis Pateur (1870s)

Establishes germ theory of disease

Wilhelm Roentgen (1895)

Discovers x-rays

Ronald Ross (1897)

Demonstrates that malaria is transmitted by mosquitoes

Felix Hoffman (1899)

Develops aspirin

Karl Landsteiner (1901)

First describes ABO, B, AB, and O blood groups

Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins (1906)

Suggests existence of vitamins and concludes they are essential to health

Dr. Paul Dudley White (1913)

One of the first cardiologists; pioneers use of electrocardiograph

Edward Mellanby 1st (1921) 2nd (1922)

1st Discovers that lack of vitamin D causes rickets



2nd First uses insulin to treat diabetes

Sir Alexander Fleming (1928)

Discovers Penicillin*

It was not isolated and used as an antibiotic until 1938

Gerhard Domagk (1932)

Discovers sulfonamides

Dr. John H. Ribbon, Jr. (1935)

Successfully uses heart-lung machine (on cat) to continue circulating blood while patient was in surgery

Selman A. Waksman (1943)

Discovers streptomycin

Paul Zoll (1952)

Develops first cardiac pacemaker

James Watson, Francis Crick (1953)

Describe double-helical structure of DNA

Dr. Joseph E. Murray (1954)

Performs first kidney transplant

Dr. Luc Montagnier,


Dr. Anthony Galo (1983)

Discover the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the virus that causes acquired immuno deficiency syndrome (AIDS)

James Thomson (2007)

Scientists discover how to use human skin cells to create embryonic stem cells; study was performed in laboratory at University of Wisconsin

Laurent Lantieri (2008)

Performed the first full face transplant

Deborah Persaud (2013)

First baby cured of HIV in the United States

Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston (2013)

Produced first kidney grown in vitro in the United States