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The main reason why medical care and treatment was ineffective during the medieval period was because medical knowledge was based on Galen’s ideas’.
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‘In the years c1800-present, the work of Pasteur was the most significant development in understanding the causes of illness.’
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‘People’s attitudes about medicine, in the years c1700-c1900, became increasingly positive.’
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‘There was little improvement in dealing with infectious diseases in the years c1500– c1900.’
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‘The role of the Church was the main reason why there was little change in care and treatment in the years c1250-c1500.’
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‘The advances in surgery made in the years c1700-c1900 were more significant than advances in surgery made in the period c1900-present.’
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