Medical History Reexamined
This episode delves into how colonialism, slavery, and war transformed medical practices from the 1750s to the 1860s, leading to the emergence of epidemiology. Jim discusses the shift from individual patient studies to population-focused research, driven by the brutal realities of the slave trade and military conflicts. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of social upheaval and medical advancements, revealing how historical contexts shape our understanding of health and disease.In this clip
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