Übersetzung für "Medizinhistoriker" in Englisch

Jackie Pigeaud (born 1937) is a retired French professor of Latin and historian of medicine.

His son Walter Pagel (1898–1983) was also a physician (pathologist) and medical historian.

Mario Vegetti (born 1937) is an Italian historian of philosophy.

Florian Steger (born July 1, 1974 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen) is a German medical historian and medical ethicist.

In addition to his work as a medical historian Seligmann worked as a cholera doctor and took up art history studies.

Hundred years ago Hugo Magnus, ophthalmologist, medical historian and writer died in Breslau.

The first one - and I say this as a medical historian - concerns the fact that, in a continent that has been destroyed by colonisation, which is the case with Africa, it is not an accident that the AIDS epidemic has occurred, but rather it is a consequence of the impoverishment of that continent, and therefore we are responsible, as the former colonial power, for helping Africa.

Along with his study of venereal disease, Fournier was also a medical historian, republishing works by erstwhile physicians that included Girolamo Fracastoro (1478–1553), Giovanni de Vigo (1460–1525) and Jacques de Béthencourt.

US President Franklin D Roosevelt was probably one of the most prominent adult victims of Polio – although medical historians are now discussing the possibility that Roosevelt's paralysis may have had different causes.

A Historian of Medicine E. Petersen, in one of his works titled, “Principal moments of development of therapy”, mentions that the treatments methods by Scotsman Dr. Brown, took more lives than the French revolution and it was that “system of treatment”, that was officially accepted at the end of the XVIII century almost in every hospital of Europe.

Few months after his death in 1907 his last extensive work “The development of medicine in its mainstreams” was published by his wife and the medical historian Pagel.

The interdisciplinary team for the SNSF project, in which historians of medicine, German languague and literature, Swiss history of the early modernity, Latin literature and theology as well as specialists of the early-modern theater and performance all worked together, successfully completed ground-breaking, fundamental research towards the reconstruction of the social and professional context in which this author and doctor worked. They prepared a five-volume complete edition with an audio CD and a multimedia CD (2008).

Electrical-based applications in medicine have for several years now been experiencing a renaissance of sorts, according to Leipzig medical historian Professor Holger Steinberg .

He was a medical historian and biographer of Sir Harold Ridley, the inventor of the intraocular lens (IOL).

By contrasting the European attitude with an example from the Far East, the philosopher, literary scholar, and medical historian demonstrates that artefacts can also be thought of quite differently.

Medical historian Volker Roelcke from casting occupied in his historical research on the memorial service linking the German medical profession with the Nazi regime.

On the the basis of his scientific work, the medical historian and specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapy is very familiar with the subject.

Based on this feature, medical historians today assume the disease was an unusually aggressive outbreak of bubonic plague, caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis .

With the publication of the Collected Papers by Jutta Kollesch we pay tribute to her long-standig career as Head of research of the Corpus Medicorum Graecorum/Latinorum at the Berlin Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.The collection contains publications on ancient medicine from its beginning to the end of Antiquity, on the history of the Corpus of ancient physicians and a selection of reviews, all of which still highly pertinent and of interest for historians of medicine and classicists today.

Few months after his death in 1907 his last extensive work "The development of medicine in its mainstreams" was published by his wife and the medical historian Pagel.

The medical historian Tröhler correctly criticises: “The exponents of objectivity, doctors who represent a methodically validated, therapeutic experience, and subjectivity, thus in advance for patients, speak different languages which are mutually becoming ever more difficult to understand [3].” Doctors are however responsible, like everywhere else in medicine, to pursue explanations, instead of easily and conveniently fulfilling the desires of their often insufficiently informed patients.