Key people in the modern world (1900-) Flashcards

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Who was Emil Von Behring?

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He discovered the Diptheria antitoxin in 1901. At the time, this was a huge killer of children.

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Who was Paul Ehrlich?

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Leader of the research team the discovered salvarsan 606 in 1909. This was a successful chemical cure of syphilis.

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Who was David Lloyd George?

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Leader of the Liberal Government in the early 1900s. He passed a series of reforms, which made the government more involved in the day to day care to people.

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Who was Alexander Fleming?

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In 1928, he wrote a paper on the healing substance that surrounded mould.

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Who was Archibald Garrod?

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He published a theory in 1902 that some diseases were caused by missing information in the body’s chemical pathways.

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Who were Howard Florey and Ernst Chain?

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Developed penicillin using the principles of the research of Alexander Fleming.

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Who was Nye Bevan?

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Health Minister in the Labour government of 1945 and after. He was influential in setting up the NHS.

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Who were Rosalind Franklin, James Watson and Francis Crick?

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Franklin photographed DNA and Watson and Crick were the scientists who mapped out is structure and discovered the once of it in relation to hereditary diseases.

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