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This is a nice overview of the history of the hospital system, but I don't see anything here about the Civil War.  Where are your citations?  What were hospitals and medicine like in the Civil War? Connect Civil War medicine to today, how are they different? Please add these things in, and resubmit to gain points back.  Email me when you are done with your revisions.

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Hospitals were invented in the early 18th century. The first hospital ever

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Diseases became a thing because of the organs in our body, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites.

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This is how hospitals looked back then. People would go their if they were dying. The beds were called death beds because most of the time people would die in the hospital, yes that is sad but that's what happened.

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The first ever known disease was smallpox and was discovered in 1796, smallpox is a contagious viral disease, with fever and pustules which usually leaves permanent scars. some people died because of smallpox. Chickenpox is similar to smallpox, instead chickenpox was discovered in 1767. Chickenpox was also very contagious back then.

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Later on in the 3000 BC, medicine was invented and that is when people started to cure or figure out what type of illness someone had. In the 3000 BC doctors were known for physicians, and physicians were known for priests. They used bloodletting or leeches as medical treatment. The lifespan of a person back then was 20 years.

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Before time there was no hospitals and medicine to cure an illness so when a person would get an illness that was contagious they would give it to other people and eventually the illness would become a disease that could kill people.

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