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Medicine is the art and science of healing. It encompasses a range of health care practices evolved to maintain and restore health by the prevention and treatment of illness.

Contemporary medicine applies health science, biomedical research, and medical technology to diagnose and treat injury and disease, typically through medication, surgery, or some other form of therapy. The word medicine is derived from the Latin ars medicina, meaning the art of healing.[1][2]

Though medical technology and clinical expertise are pivotal to contemporary medicine, successful face-to-face relief of actual suffering continues to require the application of ordinary human feeling and compassion, known in English as bedside manner.[3]

Early records on medicine have been discovered from early Ayurvedic medicine in the Indian subcontinent, ancient Egyptian medicine, traditional Chinese medicine and ancient Greek medicine. Earliest records of dedicated hospitals come from Mihintale in Sri Lanka where evidence of dedicated medicinal treatment facilities for patients are found.[4][5] Early Greek doctor Hippocrates, who is called the Father of Medicine,[6][7] and Galen laid a foundation for later developments in a rational approach to medicine. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire and the onset of the Dark Ages, the Greek tradition of medicine went into decline in Western Europe, although it continued uninterrupted in the Easern Roman Empire (Byzantium). After 750, the Muslim Arab world had Hippocrates' and Galen's works translated into Arabic, and Islamic physicians engaged in some significant medical research. Notable Islamic medical pioneers include polymath Avicenna, who, along with Hippocrates, has also been called the Father of Medicine,[8][9] Abulcasis, the father of surgery, Avenzoar, the father of experimental surgery, Ibn al-Nafis, the father of circulatory physiology, and Averroes.[10] Rhazes, who is called the father of pediatrics, was one of first to question the Greek theory of humorism, which nevertheless remained influential in both medieval Western and medieval Islamic medicine [11] During the Crusades, one Muslim observer famously expressed a dim view of contemporary Western medicine. [12] However, overall mortality and mordibity levels in the medieval Middle East and medieval Europe did not significantly differ one from the other, which indicates that there was no major medical "breakthrough" to modern medicine in either region in this period. The fourteenth and fifteenth century Black Death was just as devastating to the Middle East as to Europe, and it has even been argued that Western Europe was generally more effective in recovering from the pandemic than the Middle East. [13] In the early modern period, important early figures in medicine and anatomy emerged in Europe, including Gabriele Falloppio and William Harvey.

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1. Chemistry Homework Help: unique and effective tutoring at Tutorsonnet
November 07, 2009

Chemistry is the study of matter and its interactions with other matter and energy. Chemistry is the study of matter. Like physicists, chemists study the fundamental properties of matter and they also explore the interactions between matter and energy. Chemistry is a science, but it is also used in human communication and interaction, cooking, medicine, engineering, and a host of other disciplines. Although people use chemistry every day with no apparent problem, if the time comes to take a course in chemistry in high school or college, many students are filled with dread. Don't be! Chemistry ... (read more)

Author: Santosh Kumar Bhol

2. The Process of Detoxifying the Body
November 06, 2009

Body detoxification is all about letting your system rest. It is also all about cleansing and nourishing the body both from the inside and the outside. This process has been practiced by many different cultures all over the world which include the Ayurveda and Chinese systems of medicine. Detoxifying your body involves removing the different toxins and wastes found in the body. On the other hand, it also involves introducing healthy nutrients to your body, thus, helping in the increase in immune system defense. The basic understanding of the word detoxification basically revolves around c... (read more)

Author: cassiea Anderson

3. Somebody help me deal with my dandruff problem, please?
November 06, 2009

I must be honest: over the past few months I'm been trying to deal with a severe dandruff problem. I'm really ashamed of all the skin flakes that keep pouring from my head, but I've tried just about everything... and nothing seems to work! I've tried using dandruff shampoos, but the effect is only temporary at best. I've tried doing some homemade remedies I found while researching the Internet, but it doesn't seem to quite do the trick either. I'm starting to grow a little desperate I may have to endure a lifetime of dandruff problems. Granted, it's not a life-threatening medical conditi... (read more)

Author: Pedro Cardoso

4. Ephedrine/Ephedra Weight Loss Pills Are Popular With Consumers
November 06, 2009

The production of Ephedrine in China, has become a multimillion dollar export industry. Ephedra sinica, whose Chinese name is Ma Huang, has been used in supplements; intended for weight loss, bodybuilding and energy increase.  Companies in China produce 30,000 tons of Ephedra annually for export; extracting $13 million US from consumers.  This estimated to be approximately 10 times the amount used in traditional Chinese medicine. Ephedrine (EPH) is widely used by consumers, as a stimulant and appetite suppressant. Ephedrine is a chemical derivative of... (read more)

Author: Kristoffer Howes

5. Incense sticks is a History of our culture and civilization
November 06, 2009

Incense sticks is composed of aromatic bootic materials, which release fragrant smoke when burned. The term incense refers to the substance itself, rather than to the odor that it produces. The oldest source on incense is the Vedas, specifically, the Athar-Vaveda and the Rig-Veda . Incense-burning was used both to create pleasing aromas and a medicinal tool. It's use in medicine is considered the first phase of Ayurveda, which uses incense as an approach to healing. Incense-making was thus almost exclusively done by monks. The specific knowledge of incense as a healing tool was assimilated i... (read more)

Author: articleweapon articleweapon1

6. Suffering From Acne? What Can Acne Do to You
November 06, 2009

Seeing acne growing uncontrollably all over your face is not a good way to start high school. Either way, you might feel a little embarrassed or even feel ugly. Most especially if you feel like a lot of people are looking at you. This is what most of the teens are experiencing when faced with acne problems. Just as you think that you are so prepared in your high school life, different body changes could be a little scary. At this point in time, body changes are prevalent-chest starts developing, deeper voice for men and menstrual cycle is starting for women. These changes are somehow expe... (read more)

Author: dong vightsz

7. Compelling Reasons to Practice Yoga
November 06, 2009

Irresistible reasons to Practice Yoga Yoga is a traditional Indian practice that involves both physical and psychological exercises. Considering the total nature of yoga, it's so close to being a total life-style in itself. Though this practice has been in existance since the 18th century, it gained acclaim only during the 1960s. These are some of the finest reasons for any one to change to yoga. Maintain good mental health. One of the most necessary parts of yoga is meditation. As a matter of fact the majority practice yoga to reach Samadhi which is the final state of meditation. In the... (read more)

Author: Amelia Sherman

8. Mechanism of Herpes
November 06, 2009

Herpes is contracted through direct contact with an active lesion or body fluid of an infected person. Herpes transmission occurs between discordant partners; a person with a history of infection (HSV seropositive) can pass the virus to an HSV seronegative person. The only way to contract herpes simplex virus 2 is through direct skin-to-skin contact with an infected individual. To infect a new individual, HSV travels through tiny breaks in the skin or mucous membranes in the mouth or genital areas. Even microscopic abrasions on mucous membranes are sufficient to allow viral entry. Antibodies ... (read more)

Author: vita li

9. HSV and Herpes
November 06, 2009

HSV infection causes several distinct medical disorders. Common infection of the skin or mucosa may affect the face and mouth (orofacial herpes), genitalia (genital herpes), or hands (herpes whitlow). More serious disorders occur when the virus infects and damages the eye (herpes keratitis), or invades the central nervous system, damaging the brain (herpes encephalitis). Patients with immature or suppressed immune systems, such as newborns, transplant recipients, or AIDS patients are prone to severe complications from HSV infections. HSV infection has also been associated with cognitive defic... (read more)

Author: vita li

10. Quitting Smoking And Its Effects
November 06, 2009

Cigarette boxes always state: "Cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health" at the back of the boxes, or at the end of their commercial ads. But do people really heed these government warnings? Do people really understand what smoking does to them? In the United States, an approximate of 25.1 million men and 20.9 million women are smokers. It is quite alarming to know that quite a huge chunk of the smoking population belongs to a younger age group. Almost twenty-seven percent of smokers are between the ages of eighteen and twenty-four. A recent survey showed that almost twenty-three ... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

11. What Is A Protein Supplement And What It can Do For You
November 06, 2009

When you start bodybuilding, you will hear a great deal about protein and protein supplements. This is a hot topic in gyms around the world. But, what are protein supplements, and why do you need them? The truth is that while protein supplements are important to bodybuilding, they are also important to those who are not bodybuilders. Protein supplements are also beneficial for cardiovascular health, cancer patients, diabetics, weight management, infants, the healing of wounds, and so much more. Because there are so many different uses for protein supplements, there are different types of... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

12. Muscle Building Food In The Body Building World
November 06, 2009

In the bodybuilding world, you may hear about "muscle building food." What exactly is "muscle building food?" Is this food that actually builds muscles for you? "Muscle Building Food" is essentially food that aids in building muscles. It does not, by any means, build the muscle for you. Most "muscle building food" is high in protein. Protein is essential to bodybuilding, because it aids in muscle growth, and it quickly repairs any damage done to muscles during workouts. Protein also has the ability to enhance your body's natural pain relieving hormones, which enables you to workout day a... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

13. Autism And Its Leading Causes
November 06, 2009

Autism is a baffling disease that affects 500,000 children in the United States alone. Strangely enough, the incidence of autism has skyrocketed since the 1980s when only 1 in 10,000 children were diagnosed with the disorder, compared to 1 in 175 today. Scientists have yet to discover for certain what causes the disease, although there are several theories being discussed. The most controversial theory contends that mercury present in childhood vaccines may be one of the leading factors contributing to the development of the condition. It is known that people exposed to methyl mercury, wh... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

14. Orthotics Are Used To Treat Foot Disorders
November 06, 2009

Orthotics are orthopedic devices that are used to treat a variety of biomechanical foot disorders. Whenever a person's foot is not functioning as designed, the weight of the body is not properly transferred and distributed. As a result, pain and tenderness can develop in the foot, ankle, and the surrounding muscles. Orthotics work to relieve pain by realigning and supporting the ligaments and bones of the foot properly, so that the foot can function as normal. Orthotics are can be made of any number of materials and range greatly in terms of price, effectiveness, and ease of availability... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

15. Improving Your Eye Sight Is As Easy As One, Two And Three
November 06, 2009

It's been said that 'Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder' but have you given any thought to those eyes which help you capture this beauty. By adopting various patterns of life we can give your eyes a much needed boost. Bringing changes in your lifestyle and in your eating habits will help you see your eyes in a new light. Food and Diet • Consuming good amount of apple and grapes helps in improving your eyesight. • Vitamin A is very good for enhancing your eyesight. Carrots have good quantity of vitamin A which proves to be one of the useful natural treatments. • Cucumbe... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

16. Buttons And Badges In Hospitals
November 06, 2009

Buttons for hospitals can be a great way to spread motivation, identify people, and help with the healing process. There are a great many uses and fun projects that hospitals can do utilizing buttons. From Public Relations to patient care, buttons can serve you well in a hospital environment. Any hospital with a children's ward should have a button maker machine. Children in the hospital are often frightened, disoriented and of course ill. For patients who are able to sit up and draw, button making can help fill those hours between visitors, occupy their mind and make them feel useful. A ... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

17. Buying Beauty Products And Feeling Good
November 06, 2009

There's no question that women are raised to be caregivers. We give our love and energy to our children, to our spouses, and to our friends. We volunteer our time to our children's schools, to our churches, and to causes we care about. We give our money to organizations that work on behalf of our communities, our country, and our world. And alongside all of that giving, many of us also give our intellectual power and physical prowess to the companies that employ us. What About Me? All too often, we're so busy caring for everyone else that we have little time and energy to give to ou... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

18. How Come People Feel Fear
November 06, 2009

People will either go out of their way to find it and revel in the fact that they're being terrified out of their skulls. Or they'll do whatever it takes to avoid it the way someone with social anxiety avoids parties. Fear is a natural part of the human psyche and has often been cited by philosophers as being among the greatest internal motivators of the human spirit. However, despite the fact that we have extensive knowledge of what terrifies people and how fear can play a game with someone's mental health, we have barely any idea how, exactly, does fear work in the human mind. Modern sc... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

19. Using Different Kinds Of Medication To Treat Cystic Acne
November 06, 2009

It is very hard to find an effective cure to treat cystic acne. Cystic acne is an advanced form of acne, hence early treatment of your skin condition is a must. The pimples in this case will give you so much pain as the swelling is bacteria-laden mixed with dead skin cells and white blood cells. Cystic acne affects not only the superficial skin but attacks the tissues within. This could lead to permanent damage to your skin in the form of scars. Acne is bad enough but carrying the scars that go with can really hurt your confidence in yourself. There are numerous suggested cures to treat c... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

20. Good And Bad Cholesterol Factors
November 06, 2009

Poor eating habits Diet that is high in saturated fat tends to elevate cholesterol. Saturated fats are found mostly in foods that come from animals. Saturated fat raises you LDL ("bad") cholesterol level more that anything else in the diet. Eating too much saturated fat is the main reason for high levels of cholesterol and high rate of heart attacks. Smoking Cigarette smoking lowers HDL ("good") cholesterol levels and is one of the six major risk factors of heart disease. It also increases the tendency for blood to clot. Once a person quits smoking, HDL cholesterol levels rises within w... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

21. Allergy Information Must Knows
November 06, 2009

Peanuts could lead you breathless, a bowl of pulses may cause swelling of the tongue and throat, or a fish preparation may lead to redness of skin and an incessant rash. The list is endless, and these are just a handful of the common allergies that people suffer from. While their occurrence may be common, what really makes the task difficult is that there is no cure for an allergy, and the only way out is by preventing the intake of food that causes allergy. Simply defined, an allergy is intolerance of the immune system to specific foods. You are allergic to food when your body reacts adv... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

22. Tips On How To Cure Back Acnes
November 06, 2009

There are several ways on how to cure back acne. Bacne - a short term for back acne is just like any ordinary forms of acne. It can appear as pimples, blackheads, pustules or in severe cases it would look like an acne cyst. This commonly appears during puberty when the sebaceous gland starts to function aggressively. Male, female, teenagers or adult, back acne does not have a particular range of age nor gender and practically can affect anybody. Below are some ways to treat bacne. 1. Wear cool clothes and put some powder at your back to prevent perspiration. This is a vital way on how... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

23. Ways To Improve Your Skin Care
November 06, 2009

Your skin is the first thing that people notice about you and that is why a proper skin care regimen is so important. There are many products that claim to help improve skin tone and promote a flawless complexion, but the truth is that there is no such thing as instant results. An effective skin care regimen is one that is done consistently over a time before results will begin to develop. Skin Care Tip 1: Always use some type of exfoliation product, which will help to remove old skin cells and other debris and particles from your skin. This will expose the healthy cells and rid your ... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

24. Clearing Up Simple Acne Scarrings
November 06, 2009

Acne scars can be a major inconvenience to anybody as it gives the idea of a bad skin complexion and sometimes causes a blow to one's self confidence. That's why it is important to understand and know the different ways of treating and clearing up scars left by acne. Here you will understand the different methods of getting rid of acne scars. Hopefully in the end your acne scars will be a thing of the past and you may have more good news to your skin's health. Aside from expensive acne scars treatment method which are found to be effective but not in the financial reach of most of the pop... (read more)

Author: Ivory Baxter

25. Juniper Essential Oil
November 06, 2009

Lavender Essential Oil - Headaches, stress, insomnia, minor burns, skin rashes, lowers blood pressure. Calmative. Basil Essential Oil- Anti bacterial, headaches, mental alertness, fatigue, stress, Period pains (Blends well with lemon and fennel). The evergreen juniper will grow in two different sizes. It may grow as a tall bush, if it is standing upright,or, it may just be a shrub, which stays close to the ground. It has beautiful, bright, yellow flowers, along with needles, and blue berries, which turn black upon maturity. Today, essential oils from plants are used both in their pur... (read more)

Author: Alfred Patick

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