The Scientific Revolution, starting with Copernicus in the 15th century and ending with Newton in the early 18th century, would have profound impact as it heralded the birth of modern science and the scientific method.  The result was important advances in the basic sciences  as well as medicine itself in Europe during this period (15th through the 18th century) that would make possible the prevention and cure of diseases.  Define the Scientific Method and discuss how it relates to advances in medicine ((hint:  microscopy, anatomy, chemistry and the study of specific diseases).

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