2.The Trend and Prospect of Studies of East Asian Medical History in Korea.
Korean Journal of Medical History 2010;19(1):69-87
Studies of East Asian medical history in Korea have progressively accumulated in the last twenty years. First, Korean scholars broadened the focus of research from China-centered research to East Asian research. Studies of Toyo medical history in Korea mainly concentrated on Chinese medical history. Toyo medical history originated from Japanese orientalism and imperialism. Today the studies of East Asian medical history in Korea include Korea, China and Japan, and attempt to deal with East Asia as a single conceptual category. Second, researchers in East Asian medical history are steadily increasing. They study Chinese medical history or Japanese medical history from universities. As they continue their research in academic positions, successive researchers emerge. Third, the number of Korean scholars remains relatively small, but they pursue original research. Their interests are in the discourse of East Asian medical history, colonial modernity, environmental history, oral history, and history of disease.
Academies and Institutes/history
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History, 20th Century
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Korea
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Medicine, East Asian Traditional/*history
6.Tsen-Hwang Shaw: Founder of Vertebrate Zoology in China.
Protein & Cell 2021;12(1):1-3
7.A study on the pillages of the Korean rural villages under the rule of Japanese Imperialism and the Research Institute for Rural Health.
Korean Journal of Medical History 2001;10(2):124-134
The pillages of the Korean rural villages by force under the rule of Japanese imperialism resulted in the extreme impoverishment of the Korean agricultural communities. Especially this was accelerated due to starvation, ignorance and the poor sanitary conditions on the part of the Korean farmers. The research institute of agricultural community hygiene founded by a Korean doctor, Young Choon Lee was the beginning of the rural medical institute that contributed greatly to the disease prevention and health improvements of impoverished farmers.
Academies and Institutes/*history
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Agriculture/*history
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Colonialism/*history
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English Abstract
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History of Medicine, 20th Cent.
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Japan
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Korea
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Poverty/*history
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Public Health/*history
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Rural Health/*history
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War/*history
8.Some milestones: specialist education, training and assessment in Singapore.
Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore 2007;36(11):881-885
Singapore had its most significant milestone in 1905 when the Singapore Medical School was founded. The Academy of Medicine, founded in 1957, celebrates its Golden Anniversary in 2007. Thus, the events that influenced the development of postgraduate medicine, specialist education, training and examinations commenced rightly from 1957. These are presented chronologically. The significant roles played by the Academy, the University's Medical School and the Ministry of Health are highlighted, bearing in mind the ongoing developments in Singapore and globally over the years. To keep pace with the further developments and advances, the high gold standards in specialist training and assessment need to be refined with time. This can only be to the benefit of our patients and the community in Singapore and beyond.
Academies and Institutes
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Certification
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Education, Medical
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Education, Medical, Graduate
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history
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History, 20th Century
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Humans
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Singapore
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Specialization
9.Development of National Institute of Health Korea.
Korean Journal of Medical History 2000;9(1):54-62
The National Institute of Health(NIH) under the Ministry of Health and Welfare of the Korean Government was established in 1963 integrating four institutes; National Institute of Health National Chemical Laboratories National Laboratory of Herb Medicine and National Institute of Public Health Training The root however goes down to the Bacteriology Laboratory opened in 1912 with the function for microbiological testing and pox vaccine development which was absorbed into the former National Institute of Health in 1948 when the government of the Republic of Korea was inaugurated. The Institute opened a satellite office the Masan Branch in 1977 and was further expanded adding the Divisions of AIDS and Biotechnology in 1988. In 1996 as a part of restructuring the Government organizations Korea Food and Drug Administration(KFDA) was founded by expanding the Toxicology Research Institute to which all the functions of testing and certifying foods and drugs were transferred Simultaneously a new department the Department of Biomedical science was organized which currently consists of five divisions; the Divisions of Cancer Research Degenerative Diseases Cardiovascular Diseases Metabolic Diseases and Genetic Diseases. In 1999 in order to provide a rapid and effective disease control the Department of Communicable Diseases was newly founded merging the Division of Disease Control and Prevention from the Ministry of Health and Welfare. With these steady and significant changes the NIH together with the training of health manpower has become the national organization for research prevention and control of various diseases of public health importance in Korea.
Academies and Institutes/*history
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English Abstract
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Government Agencies/*history
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History of Medicine, 20th Cent.
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History of Medicine, 21st Cent.
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Korea
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Public Health Administration/*history
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Research/*history
10.An analysis of national projects of scientific research in Japanese acupuncture-moxibustion academia during recent 40 years.
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2013;33(2):180-184
Adopting bibliometrics research methods to categorize and analyze the acupuncture scientific research findings which has been published by the KAKEN Database of Grants-In-Aid for Scientific Research, and moreover compared results from some of the winning national research projects published by the Internet-based Science Information System of China in 2011. Upon evaluation, it is found that the applied logic of Japanese acupuncture academia is clearer and the fixed position is more accurate. The achivments and academic thought of Japan acup-mox cirde will in some way inspire the acupuncture researchers in China regarding project selection and help them to avoid invalid or duplicate research. Furthermore, it is concluded that Chinese acupuncture academia is focusing on basic research and is showing the spirit for the scientific research as the cradle of acupuncture and moxibustion. In comparison, Japanese acupuncture academia is re nowned for their focus on the subtle interplay of basic and clinical research, as well as attention to detail, serves as a testament to their straightforward, absence of pretense as a country of practical scientific research.
Academies and Institutes
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economics
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history
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organization & administration
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Acupuncture
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economics
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education
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history
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organization & administration
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Biomedical Research
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economics
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manpower
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organization & administration
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Financing, Organized
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economics
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history
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organization & administration
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History, 20th Century
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History, 21st Century
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Humans
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Japan
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Moxibustion
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economics
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history