11 African Americans Who Made Medical History

Now in 2017, black doctors account for only about 5% of the US physician's labor force. There are still many advances, but African-Americans have already played an important role in medical history.

1. James McCune Smith: The first African American who got a doctorate in medicine and practice in the United States. We opened a pharmacy that is considered the first African-American country in the country. It is used in his writings to use medicine and science to refute slavery supporters

2. Rebecca Crumpler: In 1864, he became the first female doctor of African-American. Handling free slaves after the end of the civil war and publishing one of the first medical books written by African Americans

Daniel Hale Williams: Established in 1881 as a hospital in Chicago, this is the first black owned hospital in the country. Successful cardiac surgery for the first time in 2 years

4. Solomon Carter Fuller: First black psychiatrist in America. Dr. Alois Alzheimer studied degenerative brain diseases at the School of Medicine and became authority for research on Alzheimer's disease. The first comprehensive review of cases of Alzheimer's disease was published in 1912.

5. Ernest E. Just: In 1912, he evaluated his work on fertilization and cell division and won the first Spingarn medal of NAACP. The National Research Council's Julius Rosenwald Biology Scholarship allows him to work in Europe to avoid discrimination in the United States

6. Louis T. Wright: This is the fourth class at Harvard Medical School. Intradermal vaccination techniques were developed during the First World War. In 1948, he became the first clinician to study the use of chlortetracycline in the human body.

8. William Augustus Hinton: Developed a Hinton test to diagnose syphilis and issued the first medical textbook for African Americans.

9. Charles R. Drew: I found that plasma can replace whole blood transfusions. The first two blood banks were founded. In 1940, the first African American who got a doctorate in medicine from Columbia University

10. Marilyn Hughes Gaston: I presented a study on sickle cell anemia leading to nationwide newborn examinations. First African American and Female Public Health Bureau Director - US Department of Health and Human Services Primary Health Care Services

Elder Josslin: In 1993 he was appointed an American surgeon from President Bill Clinton - the first African American and the second woman to hold this position

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