In the latest of NSTA Reviews, Judy Kraus has reviewed Enslow's The Father of Anatomy: Galen and His Dissections:"The Father of Anatomy: Galen and His Dissections details theFor the full review, please click the title link.
man and the era in which he lived. Galen’s prolific writings provided the foundation for Andreas Vesalius’ work comparing animal and human anatomy and William Harvey’s experiments focusing on the heart and blood. His emphasis on the scientific method and adherence to procedures established the basis of medical care for centuries. From it, students will find information on the history and nature of science and physiology. Teachers will find it a good tool
for the development of integrated activities with social studies
curricula. "
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