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15 August 2026

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Bring Modern Medicine to life with this bold, fully illustrated A3 GCSE History classroom poster.

Designed as part of a Medicine Through Time display series, the poster presents the essential knowledge students need for a secure Grade 4 understanding of medicine from c1900 to the present day.

Key content includes:

• Ehrlich and Salvarsan 606
• Fleming’s discovery of penicillin
• Florey and Chain’s development of penicillin
• Wartime mass production
• The creation of the NHS in 1948
• The discovery of DNA and Rosalind Franklin’s contribution
• Genetics and personalised medicine
• Scans, keyhole surgery and robotic surgery
• Vaccination, prevention and lifestyle factors
• Antibiotic resistance and continuing medical challenges

The clear chronological structure, large readable text and memorable illustrations make complex developments easier for students to understand and recall.

Ideal for:

• GCSE Medicine Through Time revision
• History classroom displays
• Knowledge recall and retrieval
• Supporting lower and middle-attaining students
• Introducing or reviewing the modern period

Included in both print-ready PDF and editable PowerPoint formats. Designed for high-quality A3 printing but can also be reduced to A4.

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