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Infographic Medical Slide With Stethoscope

Did you know? A medical cadet in the French revolution, Doctor Rene Theophile Hyacinthe Laennec, invented and used a stethoscope in 1816. It was the first effective non-invasive tool in medical history. Get ready to present interesting facts like this to amaze your audience with our Free Medical PPT Slide. It has a well-crafted infographic image of a stethoscope and a wide text area with medical icons to enhance the uses of this slide. This free slide also provides the features to customize its layout if necessary. So, why not try this in your next presentation?