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X-Ray (1/10)
A lab technician at the Madina Hospital in Mogadishu displays an x-ray of a gunshot victim.
X-rays are a form electromagnetic radiation first ...
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Penicillin (2/10)
Penicillin fungi growing on a bunch of moldy red grapes. The mold, which is often found on foods, produces Penicillin G, a potent antibacterial ...
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Aspirin (3/10)
A vessel floats past an administration building of Bayer AG wrapped in a foil in the shape of a giant "Aspirin" box. The giant billboard marks the ...
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Insulin (4/10)
Type 1 diabetic Tamara Khachatoorian holds her bottles of insulin at the J.W.C.H. safety-net clinic in Los Angeles.
Insulin regulates the sugar ...
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Plasters (5/10)
Justin Noynay has his upper lips covered with a plaster after surgery at a hospital in Manila. Plasters, also called band-aids in the U.S., were ...
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Hepatitis Vaccine (6/10)
A worker arranges Hepatitis-A vaccines for packing at a pharmaceutical company in Beijing. Hepatitis occurs in three types, A, B, and C and affects ...
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Ultrasound (7/10)
Gynecologist Arquimedes Hernandez performs an ultrasound scan on a mother-to-be at the "integrated hospital" in Cuetzalan, Mexico.
The technology ...
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CT Scan (8/10)
Computed tomography (CT) is a very advanced way of using x-rays to obtain a three dimensional image of the body. A CT scan usually results in various ...
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Cloning (9/10)
Dr Ian Wilmut, leader of the team that created Dolly the sheep - the world's first mammal cloned from an adult cell - faces her as she goes on ...
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Artificial Heart (10/10)
The AbioCor implantable replacement heart, the world's first self-contained mechanical heart, was implanted in a patient during a seven-hour ...
Ten of the biggest medical breakthroughs that have helped make the world healthier.
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