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Greg Jenner

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
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You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

Which animal's blood did Richard Lower transfuse into a human volunteer in 1667?

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

A dog.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

It was a sheep, actually.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

It was a sheep, yeah.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

Paid volunteer, yes.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

Yes.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

I'll give you half a point there because that's some good knowledge, but you can get the answer straight away.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

Question four.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

Which group performed the majority of medical care in Renaissance England?

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

The majority?

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

When I say group, which gender?

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

I'm going to give you a point for that because that's a fair critique of our system.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

You've undermined the question writing.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

So I'll give you the point.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

Question five.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

What was the nickname of the Irish quack doctor Valentine Great Rakes who captured the English attention in 1666?

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

That was more Bram Stoker.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

Yeah, I apologise to all of Ireland.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

The Stroker.

You're Dead to Me
Renaissance Medicine: healthcare and disease in early modern England

Question six.