Traditional Chinese Medicine - National Library of Medicine
2006年8月15日 · In 2006, an online exhibition called Chinese Public Health Posters was created from the presentation of Dr. Liping Bu (卜丽萍), titled “Public Health and Chinese Society from 1930s to SARS” at the Seminar in the History of Medicine at the National Library of Medicine on August 15, 2006. That website was developed by Duyan Dang and Young ...
Traditional Chinese Medicine - National Library of Medicine
To this legendary emperor is attributed the earliest known Chinese medical writing, Huang-ti Nei ching (The Canon of Internal Medicine). This work consists of two treatises, one a dialogue about living matter between Huang Ti 黃帝/黄帝 and his minister Qibo 岐伯, and the other a description of medical physiology, anatomy, and acupuncture.
Class 1: Western Influence of Modern Medicine and Public Health …
The missionaries promoted Western medicine as more scientific than Chinese medicine, which they dismissed as superstition. They also taught young Chinese Western medicine at hospitals and medical schools. In the meantime, increasing numbers of Chinese students went to Europe, the United States and Japan for modern medical education.
Traditional Chinese Medicine - National Library of Medicine
锁阳固精丸 (Chinese medicine to improve men's health and fertility), n.d. 安神赞育丸 (Chinese medicine to improve women's health and pregnancy), n.d. Pharmaceutical advertisement of aspirin-tablets, ca. 1935
Traditional Chinese Medicine - National Library of Medicine
Chung Chung-ching (神農), fl. 168-196 AD, drawing published in Zhongguo li dai ming yi tu zhuan (Biographies and portraits of Chinese famous doctors in past dynasties), 1987 Regarded as one of the great physicians of the Han dynasty (206 BC-220 AD), the most glorious period in Chinese medical history, Chang Chung-ching (神農) wrote ...
Chinese Family Planning and Child Health Education
This collection of cartoons explores themes such as family planning policy and its practice, popular science and “better babies”, healthy births, marriage, family life, and Chinese society. These cartoon posters use humor and satire to educate people on family issues and the goals of family planning in mid-20th Chinese century society.
Traditional Chinese Medicine - National Library of Medicine
Chinese medicine seems to have reached its peak during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) when Li Shih-chen 李時珍 wrote his Pen ts'ao kang mu (The Great Herbal). This great pharmacopoeia, which summarizes what was known of herbal medicine up to the late 16th century, describes in detail more than 1800 plants, animal substances, minerals, and ...
Historical Anatomies on the Web: Hua: Author & Title Description
The Nan-ching was a brief commentary in two volumes on the Nei-ching, whose title is translated as "The Canon of Chinese Medicine," some of whose chapters date as far back as the fifth century B.C.E. The Nan-ching contained new information about the pulse, however, and Hua Shou was an important proponent of using the pulse and a related ...
Chinese Public Health Posters - National Library of Medicine
In 2006, the National Library of Medicine acquired a Chinese public health collection, some 7,000 items—including posters, scrolls, pharmaceutical ads and puzzles. The posters were designed and printed by Chinese local and central governments and tie public health concerns to political, social, economic, and military engagements.
Chinese Public Health Posters - National Library of Medicine
Cochran, Sherman. “Marketing Medicine and Advertising Dreams in China.” In Becoming Chinese: Passages to Modernity and Beyond. Edited by Wen—Hsin Yeh. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2000, pp. 62–97. Debschitz, Uta von and Thilo von Debschitz.