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Tag: history of medicine

Two bullets to the head and an early winter | Day 351

Two bullets to the head and an early winter | Day 351

The legendary Russian who prevented Napoleon’s invasion of Russia, was also a medical marvel, treated with methods that precipitated modern neurosurgery.

Posted on August 4, 2015Categories 365 Science StoriesTags early neuroscience, history, history of medicine, Kutuzov, Napoleon, neuroscienceLeave a comment on Two bullets to the head and an early winter | Day 351
Blood matters | Day 321

Blood matters | Day 321

When Alexander Bogdanov started experimenting with blood transfusions to achieve rejuvenation, he didn’t know this would lead to his early demise.

Posted on July 5, 2015Categories 365 Science StoriesTags blood transfusions, history of medicine, history of science, how does it work, inventionsLeave a comment on Blood matters | Day 321
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