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This disease historically affected sailors on long voyages who had limited access to fresh fruits and vegetables.

What is Scurvy?

100

This is the oldest known infectious disease, caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium leprae

What is Leprosy?

100

This friar in the Austrian Empire is widely credited as the founder of genetics

Who is Gregor Mendel?

100

This medical term starts with M and describes a general feeling of being unwell or vague discomfort?

What is Malaise?
100

This actress is known for her role in The Office. She has openly discussed her experience with infertility and IVF treatments, aiming to normalize the conversation about reproductive health.

Who is Mindy Kaling?

200

This 2-word disorder comes from Greek & Latin words meaning "without appetite" & "nervous"

What is Anorexia Nervosa?

200

This vitamin is essential for blood clotting and is named after the German word Koagulation.

What is Vitamin K?

200

This brand of over-the-counter pain reliever was introduced in 1955. It was marketed as a children's fever medicine with the slogan "For little hotheads"

What is Tylenol?

200

Statins are medications given to patients who have high levels of lipids in their blood, otherwise known as _____

What is Cholesterol?

200

This textbook (first published in 1858) was based on dissections performed on unclaimed corpses. Its name was later used for a medical tv drama.

What is Grays Anatomy?

300

This common viral infection is often marked by a sore throat, fever, and swollen lymph nodes. It is also known as "the kissing disease."

What is Mononucleosis, or Mono?

300

This support group was started in 1935, with a stockbroker and a doctor who were both struggling with alcohol use


What is Alcoholics Anonymous?
300

This type of cancer is most commonly associated with Thomas Hodgkin, an 1800s British physician.

What is Lymphoma?

300

This hereditary blood disorder is known as "the royal disease"

What is Hemophilia?

300

This character, played by Hugh Laurie, is a brilliant but socially awkward doctor known for his unorthodox methods of diagnosing patients.

Who is Dr Gregory House?

400

This neurological disorder results from the loss of dopamine-producing neurons in the substantia nigra.

What is Parkinson's Disease?

400

Before they get a white coat and a stethoscope, med students recite this ancient promise to be an ethical and professional doctor.

What is the Hippocratic Oath?

400

This pair used X-ray diffraction data (some of it from Rosalind Franklin) to model the double-helix structure of DNA

Who are Watson and Crick?

400

This generic drug is commonly used to put patients to sleep before surgery and other medical procedures

What is Propofol?

400

Known for his YouTube channel where he educates viewers on health topics, this doctor has over 10 million subscribers and is famous for explaining medical conditions in a relatable way.

Who is Doctor Mike?
500

Post-____ syndrome affects many survivors, of which the US is estimated to have 300,000, the vast majority being over 65. 

What is Polio?

500

This is the only bone in the body that is not attached to another bone.

What is the Hyoid Bone?

500

In 1928, this Scottish scientist discovered a mold that produced a substance capable of killing many bacteria, launching the use of antibiotics.

Who is Alexander Fleming?

500

This procedure involves creating an opening in the windpipe to assist with breathing, in patients with difficulty breathing on their own.

What is a tracheostomy?

500

This famous singer revealed her lupus diagnosis in 2015, sharing that the illness led to her undergoing chemotherapy and a kidney transplant.

Who is Selena Gomez?