Section 1
INTRODUCTION
Father of | Name |
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Biology, Embryology, Zoology | Aristotle |
Bacteriology | Louis Pasteur |
Modern Physiology & Experimental Medicine | Claude Bernard |
Pathology | Rudolph Virchow |
Botany | Theophrastus |
Microbiology & Protozoology | Antonie Philips van Leeuwenhoek |
Virology | WM Stanley |
Psychoanalysis | Sigmund Freud |
Modern Medicine | Hippocrates |
Indian Medicine | Charaka |
Homeopathy | Samuel Hahnemann |
Immunology | Edward Jenner |
Polio vaccine | Jonas Salk |
Public Health | John snow |
Epidemiology | John Snow |
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Louis Pasteur |
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Pettenkofer of Munich | Proposed theory of Multifactorial causation of disease. |
Samuel Hahnemann |
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Edward Jenner |
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Robert Koch |
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It postulates that a microorganism can be accepted as an infectious agent when they are: | |
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Ross | Malaria and Anopheles mosquito. |
C.E.A Winslow |
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Paul Ehrlich | Termed “chemotherapy” and “autoimmunity”. |
John Snow |
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James Lind | First ever to conduct a clinical trial for his study to find treatment of scurvy. |