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PubMed1999

[Textual research on the chronicle of Wang Fengchun's life].

Wang Fengchun was a noted doctor in Beijing, but there were a lot of discrepancies and errors about the chronicle of Wang's life in the literatures. This article was a textual research on the chronicle of Wang Fengchun's life, such as the date of birth, the time when migrated to Beijing, and the number of years practised medicine in Beijing, mostly based on the Bo Lu Yi An.

China↗
PubMed1995

[Hippocrates' heritage from Lyons].

Hippocrates' influence is known in Lyons as soon as the time of the Renaissance, after the discovery of printing. Symphorien Champier and later chiefly Rabelais translated texts of the Cos master and had them edited by the first printers. Hippocrates' influence is moreover evident in Rabelais' work. In the XIXth century, surgeon major Pétrequin published the first book devoted to Hippocrates's surgery. More recently, Professor Pierre Delore has been a convinced supporter of neo-hippocratic medicine of which he developed the chief principles in his works.

France↗
PubMed2001

[Secret medicines].

Secret medicines had two characteristics: their formula remained unknown and they were prepared by many kinds of people. Before 1728 there were no general laws about these secret medicines but only peculiar rules. From 1728 to 1778, the King edicted rigorous rules in order to limit the number of secret medicines. Between 1778 and 1789, the law became more definite and the Royal Society of Medicine gave advices. The Law of Germinal An-XI forbid secret medicines but since 1805, some compromises took place. Slowly, secret medicines were replaced by pharmaceutics and new set of laws.

Drug and Narcotic Control↗
PubMed1992

[European medicine in the conquest of America].

The author hold up America's discovery is the most important event in mankind history, because of the transcendental changes in all aspects of the thought, culture and social development it originated. The study displays the most important aspects of the process: aboriginal medicine, invisible enemy, withholding conquest, first medical doctors, medical practice, medicine man clinical assistance and medical education.

Americas↗