Dominated by religious influence and monastic care. The Black Death created a crisis that pushed for better public health measures. 4. The Renaissance to the 18th Century: Challenging Dogma This era saw a surge in anatomical knowledge.
Described the circulation of blood, changing the understanding of physiology. 5. The 19th Century: The Scientific Revolution A History of Medicine
The introduction of ether and chloroform allowed for complex surgeries. Dominated by religious influence and monastic care
Records indicate a mix of supernatural remedies and practical, drug-based therapies administered by priests and specialized professionals. A History of Medicine