Salerno Medical School

The Salerno Medical School, established in the 9th century in Salerno, Italy, was one of the first formal medical schools in medieval Europe. It played a crucial role in the development of medical education and the practice of medicine, blending ancient Greek, Roman, and Arab knowledge. The school was known for its progressive approach to teaching, including the study of anatomy and practical patient care. It attracted students from across Europe, significantly influencing medical practices and education in the region, laying foundations for modern medical schools and practices. Its legacy continues to impact the medical field today.