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• Traveling Medicine Show
  ...d influences can be traced through today in a variety of fields, including medicine, popular entertainment, and marketing. ...t was the Italian mountebanks of the 17th century that typify the European medicine men of this era (McNamara 5).
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• Pneumatic Tubes
  ...ith the wind: Tubes are whisking samples across hospital." Inside Stanford Medicine, January 11, 2010; [http://med.stanford.edu/ism/2010/january/tubes-0111.htm
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• Glass Harmonica
  ...ie, Frank A.]], ''Mesmer and Animal Magnetism: A Chapter in the History of Medicine'', (Hamilton, NY : Edmonston Publishing, Inc, 1994). ...erapist: a Forerunner of Brief Psychotherapy." Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 27 (1984): 361-366.
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• Cathode Ray Tube
  X-ray technology is still used in medicine, but many medical sociologists cite a shift in focus in medical technology ..., Bernike. 1989. Knowledge of shadows: the introduction of X-ray images in medicine. ''Sociology of Health & Illness'' 11(4): 360-383.
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• Roentgen Ray Tube
  ...f radiation to affect the body (for better or worse) was harnessed by both medicine and technologies of war and security. ...disease's essence had nothing to do with its occurrence in a body. Modern medicine, in contrast to this, "maps" the disease onto the body, such that the life
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• Animal Magnetism
  ...mer was concerned, physicians could aid the sick, but not through cures or medicine; if any improvement occurred, it was through sheer accident that the physic ...athological anatomy and, at the same time, the appearance of a statistical medicine”, Mesmer was rendered a relic of a practice that could not overcome its o
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• Wire Recording
  ===Science & Medicine===
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• Mood Ring
  The technology has practical functions in medicine. It can be used to measure temperature fluctuations on specific body parts
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• NASA Spoon-bowl
  Taylor, Albert A. and Beatrice Finkelstein. “Preventative Medicine Aspects of Flight Feeding.” <i>American Journal of Public Health</i>, vol
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• Mosso Ergograph
  ...em, the responsibility of which therefore had to be shared by the areas of medicine, technology, education, and politics” (8).
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• Dime Museums
  ...development of statistics and the subsequent "assessment of 'normality' in medicine, psychology and other fields" he says, "became and essential part of the sh
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• Traveling Medicine Show
  ...d influences can be traced through today in a variety of fields, including medicine, popular entertainment, and marketing. ...t was the Italian mountebanks of the 17th century that typify the European medicine men of this era (McNamara 5).
  40 KB (6,433 words) - 10:53, 24 November 2010
• Sony Walkman
  ...ernal body with the stethoscope created an increased valuation of sound in medicine. The interior of the body was listened to with great care, because the “w
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• Bertillon System
  ...from a “family that had multiple connections with the worlds of science, medicine, and anthropology.” For example: “His grandfather, Achille Guillard, an ...ent: Directions for Use and Considerations of the Applications to Forensic Medicine and Anthropology.'' Lyon: A. Rey &Cie.
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