During the eighteenth century,the practice of Western medicine

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While there were some advancements in Western medicine during the eighteenth century, such as the development of the smallpox vaccine, for the most part it remained limited and ineffective. Many common treatments, such as bloodletting, were actually harmful rather than helpful. It wasn't until later in the nineteenth century that significant progress was made in the field of medicine.

During the Eighteenth Century,the Practice of Western Medicine