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10th Apr 2009

The History of Medicine

Meera Senthilingam

Ben Valsler

Photograph taken of the bust of Homer in the British Museum, London.

This week we look back at the history of medicine to find out the early anatomical ideas of the Romans as well as reveal how modern medicine is helping us understand more about the past. We'll also be hearing about a natural disaster that's often forgotten about yet kills thousands of people each year. Plus, we've got a toxic Question of the Week.

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