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The completion of the Human Genome Project, is responsible for much of the research on genetics. Development of clones cells. Bio-terrorism becomes a world wide problem

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Health Care plans started, and is still a major concern in the U.S.

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Female Army Nurse Corps established as a permanent organization in 1901.

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Developed X-Ray machines, also developed insulin for diabetics, antibiotics to fight infections, and vaccines to prevent diseases.

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Francis Crick, James Watson, and Maurice Wilkins won the Nobel Prize for discovering DNA.

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Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross in 1881.

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Dorothea Dix became the superintendent of female nurses in the army.

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Elizabeth Blackwell became the first female physician in the United States.

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Louis Pasteur was a french chemist and biologist, he was known as the "Father of Microbiological Sciences and Immunology". He developed the germ theory, he also developed vaccines for anthrax, chicken cholera, and rabies.

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Rene Laennec was a french physician, known as "Father of Pulmonary Disease". In 1816, he invented the stethoscope, it began a piece of rolled paper then later turned into a wooden tube. He studied and diagnosed a bunch of medical conditions such as bronchitis, cirrhosis, melanoma, and tuberculosis. He later contracted tuberculosis by trying to treat it, he died at the age of 45.

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Anton van Leeuwenhoek, was call the "Father of Microbiology". He discovered microorganisms, he recorded the first muscle fibers, and blood vessels. He made more than 400 different types of microscopes, he developed the basis for microbiology today.

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James Blundell performed the first successful blood transfusion on humans in 1818. In 1836 a pandemic of Cholera broke out.

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The Industrial Revolution created major progress in medical science. The first federal vaccination legislation enacted in 1813.

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Anton van Leeuwenhoek invented the microscope. Edward Jenner developed a vaccine to prevent smallpox, a very fatal disease.

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Ambroise Pare (1510-1590), was a french surgeon. He was widely known as the "Father of Modern Surgery". He established the use of ligatures to tie off or cut off arteries to stop bleeding. He improved the treatment of fractures and promoted the use of artificial limbs.

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Bartolomeo Eustanchio identified the tube between the ear and throat.

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William Harvey described the circulation of blood.

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After the fall of the Roman Empire during the Dark Ages the practice of medicine stopped. The Middle Ages renewed interest in medicine. Medical Universities were created, and the Arabs began requiring physicians to pass exams and obtain a licenses.

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The Renaissance was the rebirth of the science of medicine. People started to dissect body's to learn more how they work. The first anatomy book was published by Andreas Vesalius.

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During the Ancient times herbs were used as medicine. In today's health care we still use herbs, such as the poppy plant to make morphine.

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By: Grace Sommer