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An animated summary of medical progress through the medieval period. Using authentic archival illustrations and diagrams, this film brings to life the gruesome and bizarre practices that punctuated medical progress throughout the medieval period. After establishing the key figures of Hippocrates and Galen, the film then explores their theories, as well as their impact and legacy. Key themes that directly affected progress during this period are explored, such as the influence of the Church, supernatural thought and early dissection.
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