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GCSE History: Medicine in Britain, c1250-present · Book 1 of 2
Medicine in Britain, c1250-c1500: Ideas About the Cause and Treatment of Disease, Medicine in Britain, c1700-c1900: Vaccination, Germ Theory and Public Health, Medicine in Britain, c1500-c1700: The Medical Renaissance and Ideas About the Cause of Disease and 5 more
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Medicine in Britain, c1250-c1500: Ideas About the Cause and Treatment of Disease, Medicine in Britain, c1700-c1900: Vaccination, Germ Theory and Public Health, Medicine in Britain, c1500-c1700: The Medical Renaissance and Ideas About the Cause of Disease and 5 more
The Black Death, 1348-49: Causes, Spread and Contemporary Responses, The Cholera Epidemic of 1854 and John Snow's Broad Street Investigation, The Role of Individuals in Driving Medical Change, c1250-Present and 5 more
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