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Archives of Ophthalmology (127)10 2009
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Archives of Ophthalmology (127)7 2009
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MMW Fortschritte der Medizin (149)8 2007
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Mesotherapy is a technique which involves microinjections of conventional homeopathic medication and/ or vitamins into the mesoderm or middle layer of the skin to promote healing or corrective treatment to a specific area of the body. It is a debatable addition in the therapeutic armamentarium in th...
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PMID: 17314456
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The commercialization of drugs started toward the end of Heian period (794-1192) when not only aristocrats and monks who were traditional patrons to drug makers, but also local clans and landlords who became powerful as a result of the disbanding of aristocratic manors accumulated enough wealth to s...
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PMID: 17153114
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Outbreak of mesotherapy-associated skin reactions--District of Columbia area, January-February 2005.
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Mesotherapy is a treatment involving local subcutaneous injections of minute quantities of various substances (e.g., vitamins or plant extracts) for cosmetic purposes (e.g., fat and wrinkle reduction or body contouring) or relief of musculoskeletal pain. In February 2005, the Virginia Department of...
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PMID: 16280971
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Pharmaceutical historian (35)1 2005
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Drug Discovery Today (9)23 2004
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Annals of Neurology (19)2 2004
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Krankenpflege Journal (41)4-6 2003
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MMW Fortschritte der Medizin (144)50 2002
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Diabetes self-management (19)4 2002
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Cerreto is a tiny town in the Valnerine area (Umbria) famous all over the world for the phenomenon of charlatanism derived from Cerretani inhabitants. In the Middle Ages, these people started to beg for alms on hehalf of medical and religious foundations. When their occupation ended due to religious...
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PMID: 12165947
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The Great Patent Medicine Era (1865-1907) was the golden age of secret remedies--quack, non-prescription medicinal products, sold over-the-counter. Making outrageous and unsubstantiated claims, the makers of dental nostrums purported to effectively treat stained teeth, bad breath, diseased gums, too...
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PMID: 11806256
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New England Journal of Medicine (341)24 1999
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Archives of Internal Medicine (157)10 1997
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Fa yi xue za zhi (13)4 1997
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In this paper, 14 cases on poisoning death caused by illegal quackery were analyzed. The results indicated that the causes and routes of poisoning were various, and that there were three kinds of poisoning types in illegal quackery. Main points of forensic identification were pointed out. In additio...
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PMID: 10375837
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Laryngoscope (106)8 1996
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Among the 175 pre-intervention and 97 post-intervention patients, delay in presentation improved only slightly. Blindness among patients reporting the use of TEM decreased from 44% to 21%; bilateral corneal disease in patients using TEM decreased from 31% to 10%. Multivariate analysis demonstrates t...
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PMID: 8949711
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In 1875 A.P. Møller, a bookseller on "Gammelmønt" in Copenhagen published a little book on "aquavit" as a universal medicament written by an old shepherd from Schlesien. The idea behind the book is discussed and several additions to aquavit are mentioned. The adding of salt is especially recommend...
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PMID: 11625141
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Scientific American (269)2 1993
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Southern Medical Journal (85)8 1992
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New Zealand Medical Journal (104)909 1991
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'Cell therapy' is a long-standing quack remedy used in Germany and adjacent countries. Organ extracts from fetal or young animals, fresh or lyophilized, are injected, with the intention of achieving 'cure' or at least 'treatment' of postulated organ deficiencies or failures. In Germany and in Austra...
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PMID: 2257179
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Pediatrics (85)2 1990
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While attending arthritis youth camps, 53 patients with juvenile arthritis from Australia (31 patients), New Zealand (4 patients), and Canada (18 patients) completed individual questionnaires concerning their treatment. Between 1 and 8 unconventional remedies (mean 2.6) had been used by 37 (70%) of...
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PMID: 2296502
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Wisconsin Medical Journal (87)11 1988
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Lakartidningen (84)51 1987
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American pharmacy (NS25)12 1985
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New England Journal of Medicine (312)25 1985
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Ophthalmology (91)5 1984
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