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8. 20th Century Medicine
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Facts about 20th century Medicine and Basic facts about Alexander Fleming, Florey and Chain, William Beveridge, Aneurin Bevan and Ehrlich. Comment below If this helps you :)
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8. 20th Century Medicine
Who treated illness?
Doctors
Surgeons
Hospital
NHS
What did they think caused diseases?
Germs
Hygiene problem
Treatment/Prevention
Vaccinations
Aseptic surgery
X-Rays
Blood Transfusion
New drugs - Antibodies
Key ideas
Antibodies to treat infections
Other new drugs to target disease
World War One
Experiment on new techniques on wounded
X-Ray used frequently to locate bullets/sharapnel
Blood transfusions were used effectively
Homes for heroes
Good housing for when they return
World War Two
Blood transfusions improved
Rationing improved diets
Penicillin was developed
Introduction of NHS
The NHS
1911 National Insurance Scheme introduce for those that worked
The Beveridge Report by William Beveridge Suggest FREE healthcare service
1930s people struggled to pay
1946 NHS introduce providing FREE healthcare for everyone
Aneurin Bevan (Health Minister) introduce the NHS
Example of change
New drugs:
Penicillin
Magic Bullet
X-Ray and Blood transfusions
Free Healthcare (NHS)
Better Understanding of what causes disease
Contraception
Women Doctors and surgeons
Example of continuity
Antiseptic and anaesthetics
Key figures
Alexander Fleming
Penicillin was the first antibiotic
Discovered Penicillin by chance/accident
Florey and Chain
The drug was used to save lives in WW2
Couldn’t grow enough to test until 1941
Develop Penicillin during WW2
British and American government gave money to develop the drug
William Beveridge
Published the Beveridge report in 1942
Highlighting poor condition that people were living in
Published the Beveridge report in 1942
Aneurin Bevan
A Labour Health Minister
Some doctors opposed the NHS to start with as they lost money from private patients
Didn’t like being told what to
Introduce NHS (1946) due to the Beveridge report
Ehrlich
Found a magic bullet – Salvarson 606 to treat syphilis
The magic bullet is a chemical that kill the disease without harming the patient
This was a new cure to treat people with
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