Origin and Development of Yan-Zhao Medical School
Journal Title: Medicine and Philosophy - Year 2024, Vol 45, Issue 21
Abstract
This paper analyzes the formation and development background of the Yan-Zhao Medical School from the perspectives of the rich historical heritage, unique regional culture, and local pharmaceutical industry of the Yan-Zhao region. It summarizes three historical peaks of the Yan-Zhao Medical School and combs its academic development characteristics. Physicians of the Yan-Zhao Medical School have been innovative while adhering to orthodoxy in theoretical development, explored the integration of Chinese and Western medical techniques in clinical practices, and had a profound impact in educational inheritance. Throughout the development process of the Yan-Zhao Medical School, the integration of academic thoughts and adherence to innovation have been a key reason for its long-term success. In the new historical period, the Yan-Zhao Medical School has ushered in new opportunities for development, and it is anticipated that greater achievements will be made in the inheritance and innovation.
Authors and Affiliations
Fangzhou JIN,Honglei GUO,Yuntao MA,Shentao WU,Xiaokun YANG,
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