Halloween: In the Middle Ages the Roman Catholic Church decided to make the change-over from pagan religion to Christianity therefore allowed the new converts to maintain some of their pagan feasts.
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HILDEGARD VON BINGEN (1098-1179)
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FRACASTORO, Girolamo (1478-1553) 17° Congress of European Academy of Dermatology and Vemereology, Paris.
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Medieval medicine gave great importance to the planets as influences in disease. The influence of the stars began at birth and influenced complexion.
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Introduction: Bioterrorism is the utilization of microorganisms or toxins in order to produce a disease and/or death in human beings, animals or plants.
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Paris, 18 March of 1314, on the island of the Seine in front of the Garden real, Jacques de Molay, the last Great Master of the Templars, and Geoffroy de Charny, preceptor of Normandy, were burned like heretics.
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FROM GODS TO AVICENNA Originating as divine and supernatural, Greek medicine changed and moved toward analysis and logical thinking during the period 800 B.C. to 460 C.E. Thales (636-546 B.C.), philosopher and scientist, undertakes examination about the laws of nature and physics.
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The first case of progressive scalp cicatricial alopecia and follicular lichen planus (LP) on the trunk and extremities, was described by Piccardi in 1914, to which he gave the name "cheratosi spinulosa".
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In the work "Tractado contra el mal serpentino" written in 1510 and published in 1539, Ruy Diaz de Isla refers to have cured, during the travel of return in Europe, many members of the shipment of Columbus, affections from certain luetic manifestations and thinks the new dise …
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The first descriptions of the disease are found again in the Textbook of Dermatology, published in 1874, "On disease of the skin, including exanthemata" London - New Sydenham Society, Hebra F.-Kaposi M. The term "Xeroderma Pigmentosum" was coined from the hungarian dermatologist …
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Title: Werner Syndrome Prof. Camillo O. Di Cicco, M.D. Member of "European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology".
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