
This non-fiction chapter book delves into the often-shocking history of medicine, exploring how humans have attempted to cure ailments throughout the ages. It covers everything from ancient treatments to early surgical techniques, highlighting both advancements and the sometimes "painful" and "mistreated" aspects of historical care. Featuring real-life photos and accounts, it offers a close-up glimpse into the evolution of medical practices. Ideal for curious readers aged 7-11, it can spark discussions about scientific progress, ethics, and gratitude for modern medicine, though parents should be aware of potentially graphic historical imagery and descriptions.
How humans are treated with medicine has come a long way over the centuries. This series takes you inside hospitals and operating rooms to discover how people s illnesses have been treated, and mistreated, throughout history. Each title includes fascinating, real-life photos and accounts that offer a close-up glimpse of the history of medicine."