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Father of Pharmacology |
Pedanius Dioscorides |
observed, promulgated excellent rules for collection of drugs, their storage, and use. |
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Contained Information on more than 600 plants and 90 minerals |
De material Medica |
"Dioscorides Herbal" |
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Father of Medicine |
Hippocrates |
Named Diabetes Mellitus Discovered Effective Therapies for them Invented Medical Devices First to establish Diagnostic Methods |
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Father of Botany |
Theophrastus |
Enquiry into Plants On the Cause of Plants |
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Patron Saints of Medicine and Pharmacy |
Cosmas and Damian |
One was a Physician and his twin brother practiced Pharmacy. |
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Father of Chinese Pharmaceuticals |
Shen Nung |
Propagated Chinese Pharmaceuticals Recorded and Published The Great Herbal |
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Father of Toxicology |
Paracelsus |
Described a number of serious illnesses, including tubercolosis Believed that there was a cure for every disease Believed in Chemical Treatment rather than Botanical. |
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"The Persian Galen" |
Avicenna (Ibn Sina) |
Most Significant Philosopher in Islamic Tradition and arguably the most influential philosopher of the pre-modern era |
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Handbook for the Apothecary Shop |
The Minhaj |
"Pharmacists ought to have deep religious convictions, considerations for others, especially the poor and needy, a sense of responsibility and be careful and God-Fearing" |
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Galen of Pergamon |
Claudius Galen |
"Blood Flowed through Arteries" "Cold Cream" "Experimenter of Drug Compounding" |
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Class of Pharmaceutical compounded by Mechanical means. |
Galenicals |
examples are syrups and ointments |
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Father of Ancient Medicine in India |
Charaka |
Renowned Author of the Oldest Surviving Text in Ayurveda |
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Patron Saint for Mental Disorder |
St. Dymphna |
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The Great Herbalist |
Celsus |
ACC, Roman Encyclopaedist, known for De Medicina, One of the Greatest Roman Medical Writers |
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Believed to be the only surviving section of a much larger encyclopedia |
De Medicina |
by Celsus |
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German Egyptologist |
George Ebers |
Found the Parchment Scroll that preserved the knowledge of Early Egyptian Medicine |
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Collection of 800 prescriptions that specifically mentions 700 unique drugs |
Papyrus Ebers |
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Scroll that preserved the knowledge of early egyptian Medicine. |
Ebers Papyrus |
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Swedish German Pharmaceutical Chemist |
Carl Scheele |
Paved the way for isolating organic plant acids in 1742 Discovered Arsenic, Chlorine, and Glycerine |
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German Emperor |
Emperor Frederick II of Germany |
author of Magna Carta of Pharmacy |
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Dispensatorium Pharmacopolarum |
The First Legal Pharmacopeia |
from the city of nuremburg germany |
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German Pharmacist, Prepared Salts of Morphine, Isolated from Opium in 1803 |
Friedrich Saturner |
Transformed Pharm Chem into a acknowledged branch of science |
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French Chemist Isolated Codeine from Opium |
Pierre - Jean Robiquet |
Identified existence of Amino Acid Asparagune and Alizarun Dye |
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German Pharmacologist Discovered Salicin in Willow Bark and Nicotine in Tobacco |
Johann Buchner |
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German Pharmacists Both isolated hyoscyamine Both Discovered Atropine |
Rudolph Brandes Philip Geiger |
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German Physiologist Initiated Serum Therapy Discovered anti-toxins neutralize microbial toxins |
Emil von Behring |
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Father of Chemotherapy Discovered Arsphenamine (Magic Bullet Against Syphilis) |
Paul Erlich |
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German Pathologist Discovered a sulfa drug Protonsil to be effective against hemolytic streptococci Discovered sulfonamides and synthetic antobiotics |
Gerhard Domagk |
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Chinese Document freely trabsleted as "The Botanical Basis of Pharmacy" |
Pen T'sao |
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First Pharmaceutical texts contained more than 500 remedies from plant, mineral, and other sources. |
Clay Tablets of Mesopotamia |
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Contains a section on ethical standards for health practitioners |
The Code of Hammurabi |
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German Physician Discovered Serum Therapy Discovered the Anthrax Disease Cycle and the Bacteria Responsible for TB and Cholera |
Robert Koch |
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English Physician Clinican and Botanist who investigated the active ingredient in a folk remedy used to cure dropsy. |
William Withering |
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A form of Digitalis, in the foxglove plant, used widely today as a cardiotonic drug. |
Digoxin |
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Father of Immunology Vaccinated against smallpox with the cowpox vaccine English Doctor Pioneer of Smallpox |
Edward Jenner |
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Scottish Physician Scottish Bacteriologist who discovered penicilin |
Alexander Fleming |
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Australian Pharmacologist Co-Discoverer of Penicilin First Used Penicilin for therapy in Humans in 1940 |
Howard Florey |
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French Chemist Discovered Iodine in Marine Algae Crediting with First Isolating Iodine and Morphine |
Bernard Courtois |
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French Chemist Discovered Bromine in Seawater |
Antoine Balard |
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Discovered Quinine and Caffeine |
Joseph Caventaou |
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ALSO discovered Quinine |
Pierre Pelletier |
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Both Discovered Quinine French Pharmacist / Chemist |
Joseph Caventaou and Pierre Pelletier |
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French Chemist Obtained Free Fluorine Completed the Elements in the Halogen Family Fluorine Chemistry |
Henri Moissan |
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