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Explore the evolution of medical technology, tracing its roots from the Black Plague that devastated Europe and led to innovations in healthcare. Notable figures include Professor Malcolm Cassadaban, the last recorded victim of the plague, and Alexandre Yersin, who identified its cause. Discover how X-rays, invented by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen in 1895, revolutionized internal examinations, and the significance of immunization in disease prevention. Additionally, learn about the powerful MRI machine developed by Raymond Vahan in the 1980s that enhanced diagnostic capabilities.
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Changes In Medical Technology By Tyrone Hettig
the plague continued to return to Europe every few years to the end of the 15th century
Doctors wore masks and suits to protect them from the plague.
Professor Malcolm Cassadaban • The last person to die in the plague was Professor Malcolm Casadaban
The only person who found the cause of the plague was Alexander Yersin ALEXANDRE YERSIN
The x-ray was discovered by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen in the year 1895. WILHELM CONRAD ROENTGEN