Traditional medicine
Academics uncover Galen’s pharmacy legacy in İzmir
As a part of research on medicinal plants in Bergama, İzmir's historic district where Galen once resided, academics are investigating the contributions of the renowned ancient Roman physician's prescriptions over the years.
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A fossil flower trapped in Amber had a mistaken identity for 150 years
Eva-Maria Sadowski, a postdoctoral researcher at the Natural History Museum in Berlin, didn't have a particular agenda in mind when she decided to borrow the biggest fossil flower preserved in amber ever found.
"I did it without any expectations, I just did it because I was curious," she said.
‘Whale vomit’ worth 10 mln liras seized in Turkey’s south
A man in the southern province of Mersin has been detained for trying to sell some 43 kilos of ambergris, roughly called "whale vomit," with a price of 10 million Turkish Liras ($736,000).
Ambergris, a solid, waxy and flammable substance of a dull grey or black color produced in the digestive system of sperm whales, is used extensively by the perfume industry.
Hidden manuscript shows Medieval Ireland knew about Middle Eastern Medicine
The “Canon of Medicine”, a highly popular text, represented a synthesis of medical knowledge from Greco-Roman, Persian & Indian sources
Nearly 11 million lira worth of whale vomit seized in Turkey’s south
Security forces in the Mediterranean province of Mersin have seized 145 kilograms of whale vomit with a market value of 11 million Turkish Liras ($1.6 million).
Toroslar district police department teams took action upon notice that there was a whale vomit substance used in perfume production at a facility in the Çilek neighborhood.
Virus increases demand for Cappadocia vinegar
Grape vinegar, produced without using chemical additives by storing them in warehouses carved from rocks in the tourist hotspot Cappadocia, is in high demand amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The grapes grown in the vineyards in the region are first pressed and then turned into stum.
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A taste of traditional Chinese medicine in Athens
The Shanghai Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Municipality of Maroussi launched a joint exhibition of traditional Chinese medicine and health culture in northern Athens on Friday.
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4th Edition of Autumn Flower Bazaar Opens Today at Flora Exhibition Centre in Burgas
Burgas. The 4th edition of Flora Autumn flower bazaar opens today at Flora Exhibition Centre, said the press office of Burgas Municipality, reports Focus News Agency.
Fire in a Sauna took 16 Lives in South Korea
16 people were killed and 22 were injured in a major fire at a 8-storey fitness center in South Korea. The fire has started from the sauna.
The incident occurred in Chechnyan, 168 km southeast of Seoul.
The flames have started from the ground floor. All the dead were in the sauna.
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Two People were Injured in a Fire in a Sofia Hotel
Fire burns in the Marinella hotel in Sofia on Saturday morning. Two people were taken to Pirogov with a slight gassing but in good condition. There are no other victims, as the hotel guests were evacuated during the incident. Reports Mediapool.
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