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Egyptian Mummies – Immortal Legacy and Timeless Medical Value
Egyptian Mummies – Immortal Legacy and Timeless Medical Value Introduction For thousands of years, the ancient Egyptian civilization has left behind awe-inspiring wonders — among them, mummies remain one of…
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Traditional Herb-Grinding Boat – A Nostalgic Emblem of Eastern Medicine
Introduction Within the treasure trove of Vietnam’s traditional medical heritage, the image of the herb-grinding boat (thuyền tán thuốc) stands as a vivid symbol of the meticulousness, dedication, and resilience…
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The Măng-xông Lantern – A Beacon of Hope on the Battlefield
In the memories of many generations of Vietnamese people—especially doctors and medical personnel during the resistance wars—the Măng-xông lantern was not merely a source of light. It stood as a…
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APOLLO MEDICAL MUSEUM
APOLLO MEDICAL MUSEUM – PHAN CHAU TRINH UNIVERSITY The Apollo Medical Museum is a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity, preserving valuable medical heritage and showcasing the evolution of medicine…
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Venus – Roman mythology
Goddess Venus (in Roman mythology) is the goddess of love, beauty, fertility, and prosperity. In Greek mythology, Venus is equivalent to the goddess Aphrodite. Although Venus does not have a…
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Jupiter – The Supreme God of Roman Mythology
In Roman mythology, Jupiter (equivalent to Zeus in Greek mythology) is the king of the gods Jupiter appeared in Roman culture and belief systems very early on, even before the…
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Galen-One of the most influential figures in the history of medicine.
Galen (129–c. 216 AD), also known as Galenos, was a renowned physician, anatomist, and philosopher of ancient Greece. He is one of the most influential figures in the history of…
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Paracelsus-The father of iatrochemistry
Paracelsus (1493–1541) was a renowned alchemist, physician, philosopher, and prophet of Swiss-German origin. He is known for revolutionizing medicine during the Renaissance and is considered the father of iatrochemistry and…
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Claude Bernard-The founder of modern physiology
Claude Bernard (1813–1878) was a renowned French physiologist, considered one of the founders of modern physiology. He made significant contributions to medical science, particularly in understanding the fundamental physiological mechanisms…
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Florence Nightingale-The founder of modern nursing.
Florence Nightingale (1820–1910) is one of the most prominent figures in medical history, regarded as the founder of modern nursing. She is known as “The Lady with the Lamp” because…