After Rome: Further Development of Medicine in the Arab World

Great strides were made towards a scientific approach to medicine in Ancient Greece and Rome, but after the fall of the Roman Empire, the baton was handed over to the Arab World. The so-called Golden Age of Islam produced incredible advancements in all areas of science, mathematics, and medicine in the 8th and 9th centuries. Jabir ibn Hayyan and Avicenna were two extremely pivotal figures in the development of the medical sciences, so let's get a closer look at their precise contributions.
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