India's indigenous medical systems: a cross-disciplinary approach,
₹ 1395.00
This volume brings together essays by historians, botanists and physicians of indigenous as well as Western medicine to show how Indian medicine evolved, constantly adapting itself to the challenges posed by Western medical science. It highlights the development of medicine and public health under the patronage of Jahangir; the efficacy of Ayurveda in combating epidemics and fatal diseases; the introduction of vaccination in colonial Bengal and the social resistance to it; the rich heritage of folk and tribal medicine among the tribals of Birbhum; use of traditional herbs which have now become patent drugs for curing serious ailments like jaundice; and the development of organized documentation of ethno-botanical medicine in India.
ISBN 13: 9789380607627
ISBN 10: 9380607628
Year: 2015
Language: ENGLISH
Pages etc.: 360p., 23cm.
Binding: Hardbound
Subject(s): History
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