History Medicine through Time Clips

1. Surgery of the future

   Duration: 04:23

2. Government attitudes to healthcare

   Duration: 01:04

3. Why did surgery become important to medicine?

   Duration: 01:56

4. Challenges to the use of surgery as a cure

   Duration: 03:21

5. From Medieval to Renaissance medicine

   Duration: 03:34

6. Attitudes towards WW1 deserters diagnosed with shellshock

   Duration: 03:30

7. Manchester cholera epidemic of 1832 (pt 1/2)

   Duration: 04:56

8. Manchester cholera epidemic of 1832 (pt 2/2)

   Duration: 04:48

9. The effects of shellshock on WW1 soldiers and doctors

   Duration: 03:45

10. Surgery in the 19th century

    Duration: 03:12

11. The rise of hospitals and the NHS in 1948

    Duration: 04:46

12. The survival of Galen's ideas about medicine

    Duration: 02:03

13. Government and public health from 1866 to 1875

    Duration: 01:59

14. The impact of war on medical care in the 1900s

    Duration: 03:10

15. Government and public health from 1875 to 1906

    Duration: 04:35

16. Government and public health from 1830 to 1850

    Duration: 04:30

17. Ancient Greek medicine, 800BC to 400BC

    Duration: 04:33

18. The work of Andreas Vesalius

    Duration: 04:36

19. Hippocratic medicine in Ancient Greece

    Duration: 03:13

20. When did science change ordinary medicine? (pt 1/2)

    Duration: 03:30

21. Vesalius and the use of dissection in medicine

    Duration: 02:55

22. Christianity and the re-emergence of Galen's ideas

    Duration: 04:11

23. Did the First World War improve surgery?

    Duration: 04:30

24. The impact of the First World War on medicine

    Duration: 02:55