William Harvey — "Without the circulation of the blood, there can be no true life."
Without the circulation of the blood, there can be no true life.
Without the circulation of the blood, there can be no true life.
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"The heart, like a pump, perpetually propels the blood."
"The causes of diseases are often hidden, and to find them requires much labor and diligence."
"The physician must be a lover of wisdom."
"I have myself, in my dissections, seen the blood flow from the right ventricle into the pulmonary artery, and from the pulmonary vein into the left auricle."
"I have not only affirmed, but also demonstrated, the circulation of the blood."
A direct and profound consequence of his discovery, highlighting the essential nature of blood flow.
Date: 1628
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