The Evolution of Modern Medicine
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"The Evolution of Modern Medicine" by Sir William Osler explores the history of medicine from ancient civilizations to the 19th century, tracing the evolution of medical practices, beliefs, and key figures. The book delves into the influences of astrology, religion, and science on medicine, highlighting the contributions of Hippocrates, Galen, and other prominent figures. It discusses the transition from humoral medicine to modern scientific approaches, emphasizing the impact of preventive medicine and public health initiatives. Through detailed historical narratives, Osler illuminates the foundations of modern medical thought and practice. Review: super - Thanks Review: Definitely worth buying. - I got a used copy here on desertcart after reading most of the text for free online (search: gutenburg project). This hardcover version of the book contains all the illustrations that the free/online versions to not have. I lucked out and my $4 used copy arrived looking almost new. This is a handsome, well-put-together edition of a classic of medical/scientific literature. The history of medicine is the history of science and mankind. You'll learn a lot just by reading this one book. Osler was a genius. There's not much more to say.
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I got a used copy here on amazon after reading most of the text for free online (search: gutenburg project). This hardcover version of the book contains all the illustrations that the free/online versions to not have. I lucked out and my $4 used copy arrived looking almost new. This is a handsome, well-put-together edition of a classic of medical/scientific literature. The history of medicine is the history of science and mankind. You'll learn a lot just by reading this one book. Osler was a genius. There's not much more to say.
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