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15 August 2026

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Bring GCSE Medicine Through Time to life with this bold, illustrated A3 classroom poster covering the Medical Renaissance, c1500–c1700.

Designed as an attractive revision display, the poster gives students the essential knowledge needed to understand this important period of medical change and continuity.

Key content includes:

• Why Renaissance ideas began to change
• Humanism, printing and the Royal Society
• Vesalius and improvements in anatomical knowledge
• Harvey’s discovery of the circulation of the blood
• Hooke, microscopes and Micrographia
• Sydenham’s observation and classification of disease
• The Great Plague of 1665
• Continuing belief in God, miasma and the Four Humours
• Why improved knowledge did not immediately lead to effective treatments

The flowing illuminated-manuscript design uses bold colours, memorable historical illustrations and clear student-friendly explanations. It is ideal for classroom displays, revision walls, knowledge organisers or supporting the teaching of GCSE Medicine Through Time.

Files included:

• Print-ready A3 PDF
• Editable PowerPoint version
• High-quality illustrated design

Suitable for Edexcel GCSE Medicine in Britain and easily adaptable for other GCSE history specifications.

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