Face transplants

• Some of the best masks were made by Anna Coleman Ladd

• These masks would fall apart a couple years in the future

• No masks survived to this day

• Anna Ladd got so good she could recreate a face from a photo

• She would take plaster casts in order to recreate cheekbones or eye sockets.

• Out of nearly 3000 people with their faces blown off, only 185 got masks.

• French vehicles were being built to have x-rays.

• 15% of all British forces were killed. 

• Other medicines included Chloroform, an anesthetic which was not very safe due to the fact that you may not wake up. 

• WW1 was one of the first wars in america to include women

• Medicine was even more valuable in WW1 because of the introduction of gas attacks and scarier artillery. Oh, and also tanks, that’s important.

• Some of the doctors in WW1 included: Elsie Inglis, Louisa Garrett, Agnes Bennett, and Harold