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FROM THE HISTORY OF SERBIAN MEDICINE |
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We inform you that we will enrich the web site of our Society of pharmaceutical technicians with new contents. The emphasis will be on the curiosities from the history of Serbian scientific and traditional medicine and pharmacy. We will write about St. Sava, the establisher of Serbian scientific medicine and pharmacy and his father, St. Simeon Mirotočivi-Stefan Nemanja, the great ruler and despot who ended his Earthly life as a monk.
We will also write about St. Medicine-men (St. Kozma and Damian, St. Pantelejmon, St. Luka, etc.), educated doctors and pharmacists, who were proclaimed as saints by Early Orthodox Church. They marked the entire epoch, which lasts even today, with their work and personality. The significance of the cult of those medical experts is indisputable. St. Medicine-men influenced the development of scientific medicine and pharmacy in the entire world and surely in Serbia that changed its boundaries throughout centuries.
Old Serbian Medieval writings will also be mentioned.
We will write about role models, doctors and pharmacists, and other important people who stood out in past centuries and served as models to Serbian medical workers. There will be some writings about traditional medicine that includes medicinal herbs, sticking plasters, medical spas and baths.
Write to us if you have any suggestions, ideas. Write to us if you are interested in something (e.g. if your saint’s day is one of the mentioned saints, or your first or last name is after one of them, etc.), and we can give you some answers. You can also sand your woks, comments, notes, suggestions, and photos.
Write to addresses you can find on the contact page.
Our colleague Mr ph spec. associate and editor of this part of our web site Zorica Mitrović will give answers to your questions.
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