Most sources of medicine are plants. Some sources of a few medicines are actually different strains of fungi or bacteria.
A toaster is not related to medicine.
Mostly in medicine there is Penicillin; Which is a type of mold and some drugs :(
Two isomers of technetium were used in medicine.
Yes. If you have ever been on Anti-biodics, then you should know. The medicine you take kills all bacteria (even the good ones). You take more medicine to replace the good bacteria. This medicine is called A-biotics.
Medicine! It's called nuclear medicine to combat cancer.
Greek And Roman Sources
Chemists, biochemists, biologists etc.
J. Portman Chesney has written: 'Shakespeare as a physician' -- subject(s): Medicine, History, Literature and medicine, Medicine in literature, Sources, Knowledge, Quotations, maxims
Giovanni Silini has written: 'Umori e farmaci' -- subject(s): Formulae, receipts, prescriptions, History, Medicine, Medicine, Medieval, Medieval Medicine, Pharmacy, Sources, Therapeutics
Pharmaceutical companies manufacture medications mainly from chemical and sometimes biological sources.
Dr. Azza Suleiman, is a Medical Doctor who practices Nephrology and Internal Medicine in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Sources: See Related Link for sources.
Sea urchins are used as food and medicine .
- sources of energy - sources of penetrant radiations - smoke detectors - uses in medicine - uses as radioactive tracers - uses in radioactive dating of rocks
Jesitus, John. "Mind+Body Medicine: Putting Mind Over Health Matters." Managed Healthcare Executive (April 2002): 33-6.
Now a days almost all the plants are using as the sources of medicines. For example: Neem, Thulasi.
Erika Thickman Miller has written: 'Guide to collections in the Archives and Special Collections on Women in Medicine at the Medical College of Pennsylvania' -- subject(s): Women in medicine, Sources, History
Ayurvedic medicine can be obtained from various sources, including specialized Ayurvedic clinics, wellness centers, and pharmacies that focus on natural remedies. Many countries also have online retailers that sell Ayurvedic products, such as herbs, oils, and supplements. Additionally, some traditional medicine practitioners may offer personalized prescriptions based on individual health needs. It's important to ensure that the products come from reputable sources to ensure quality and safety.