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Cha đẻ của y học phương Tây là Hippocrates (c. 460‑370 TCN), bác sĩ Hy Lạp cổ đại. Ông đặt nền tảng cho y học hiện đại, sáng lập Lời thề Hippocrates và để lại nhiều di sản quan trọng cho y khoa thế giới. #Yhoc #Hippocrates #FatherOfMedicine #LờiThềHippocrates #WesternMedicine #HistoryOfMedicine #VietNam #Ykhoa
https://vtcnews.vn/cha-de-cua-y-hoc-phuong-tay-la-ai-ar984999.html
The #ISAWNYU Student Council invites submissions for the inaugural session of a graduate conference, ‘Reimagining Body and Space in the Ancient World.’ This conference is to be held in March 2026. Abstracts due December 19th, 2025: https://isaw.nyu.edu/news/isaw-graduate-conference-2026
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The ISAW Student Council invites submissions for the inaugural session of a graduate conference, ‘Reimagining Body and Space in the Ancient World.’ This conference is to be held in March 2026.
Prof Rhona Brown looks at how Fergusson’s death had “not only a profound effect on a key figure in Edinburgh’s medical establishment but also a lasting influence on the therapeutic & psychiatric treatment available in the city”
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#Scottish #literature #poetry #18thcentury #RobertFergusson #HistoryofMedicine #psychiatry #Edinburgh
The story of Robert Fergusson (1750-74) is a compelling and, in the end, alarming one. Although Tom Leonard recently (and rightly) rejected the traditional view of the poet as ‘tragic’, instead portraying Fergusson’s life as a ‘triumph’, nineteenth– and twentieth-century biographical accounts have tended to place a magnifying glass over the grim circumstances of his […]
… then Roslyn Potter serves a historical hors d’oeuvre in “‘Better byde the cuiks, nor the mediciners’: food and poetry in medieval and early modern Scotland (c. 1400–1650)” …
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#Scottish #literature #cooking #food #WorldFoodDay #medieval #earlymodern #history #historyofmedicine
Harvard Countway Library: E.A. Codman’s 1896 Album of stereoscopic and plain X-rays digitized!. “The Center for the History of Medicine is pleased to announce the digitization of E. A. Codman’s Album of stereoscopic and plain X-rays : radiographs, 1896. This album represents some of the earliest X-rays taken at Harvard Medical School, only a year after the first Radiograph was taken by Wilhelm […]
Alice Stewart: The woman who knew too much
https://youtu.be/proyrn2AAMA
#HistoryOfMedicine #HistoryOfScience
#medicine #health #science

Folk have been making overblown medical claims for cold water for a long-time.
Turns out one of the first proposals for a controlled trial (on #scabies fwiw) was a C19th Irish Dr trolling a cold-water proponent.
Our new #OpenAccess #HistoryofMedicine paper: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11845-025-04027-x
#ColdWaterTherapy #RCTs #MedicalHistory #scabies #IrishMedicine
Photo: Man swims in cold water. Credit: Oleg Dubyna from Poltava, Ukraine. From Wikimedia, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license, see https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Man_swims_in_cold_water_(34807325734).jpg
I love this relief sculpture on the old Anderson College of Medicine Building on Dumbarton Road in Glasgow. Created by James Pittendrigh MacGillivary, it's thought to show Peter Lowe, a 16th Century physician who founded what is now Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, demonstrating a medical examination to a group of students.
#glasgow #architecture #sculpture #partick #publicart #medicine #historyofmedicine #architecturephotography
