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Medicine is an advance in Civilization: Call to Power.

Summary[]

Medicine begins its own branch of Advances: the quest to understand the human body and to cure its frailties. This is manifested in the Hospital, which helps to improve the quality of city life and reduces overcrowding, thereby increasing happiness.

Great Library entry[]

Medicine took a decisive step forward with the rise of classical education. In 1543, renowned anatomist Andreas Vesalius' 'De Humani Corporus Fabrica" refuted the conventionally accepted Greek legacy of comparative anatomy, in which the anatomy of other animals was used to infer the human anatomy. In response, doctors and scientists tailored medical procedures and remedies specifically for humans, making massive advances in the understanding of physiology and disease.

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