Up to now, many authors have suggested that the history of medicine may have been born with the history of disease arising. History of the physician in the cave of the Three Brothers (La Grotte des Trois Frères), a painting about 17,000 years ago depicting a retired witch is healing.
Development of Medicine
Prehistoric medicine used herbs, animal organs or minerals for treatment, which are often described by healers (such as priests, physicians) as magical substances. Medical anthropology is the study of prehistoric medical systems and their relationship to human society.
Primitive Medicine
Primary medicine has long been recorded in many ancient civilizations such as India, Egypt, China or Greece. Hippocrates is considered the father of medicine, which is inherited today is Western medicine or Western medicine. Mr. Galen laid the foundation for the development of medical theory. After the fall of the Roman Empire and the beginning of the Middle Ages, physicians in the Muslim world succeeded and made a major breakthrough in the industry thanks to the assistance of Arabic translations of the works of Hippocrates and Galen.
Many well-known pioneer physicians were Arabs, with Avicenna being called the “father of modern medicine”. Abulcasis is the father of surgery, Avenzoar is the father of experimental surgery, and Ibn al-Nafis is the father of circulatory physiology. Rhazes, the founder of paediatrics, was the first to challenge the Grecian theory of humorism, which still influenced Western medicine in the Middle Ages.
Medicine in The Modern Period
Modern biomedical science according to scientific standards (research results can be tested and reproducible) was born, replacing traditional Western medicine which was based on herbs. The timeline that marks the birth of modern medicine is when Robert Koch discovered bacterial transmission around 1880, the introduction of antibiotics in 1900.
Thus, the development history of medicine has a long history, so translation of books in the field of medicine and brand-name drugs is also extremely rich, if not endless. In fact, many doctors consider medical school to be lifelong learning. Translators, too, have to update medical information all their lives to be able to translate good works for medicine.
Medicine in The Modern Period
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