Luca Borghi (26 results)

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Condition: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Si los cuatro humores presentes en el cuerpo humano (sangre, flema, bilis amarilla y bilis negra) están equilibrados, habrá salud. Así pensaba Hipócrates, y también sus sucesores durante dos mil años. Hoy permanecen huellas importantes de esa teoría en el temperamento (sanguíneo, flemático, colérico, melancólico. . . ). El sentido del humor es hoy algo bien distinto, pero ese factor humano ha determinado las grandes intuiciones, los grandes giros e innovaciones en el ámbito médico y sanitario, en especial desde finales del siglo XVIII. Luca Borghi ofrece un amplio recorrido histórico, desde Hipócrates y Galeno, hasta Galileo, Pasteur o Fleming, deteniéndose en aquellos hitos que han cambiado el curso de la historia (la peste, la viruela y la tuberculosis, los primeros hospitales, el cólera y las vacunas, la cirugía, la anestesia, la enfermería y la importancia de la mujer, la radiología, la malaria y los primeros trasplantes, etc. ). Luca Borghi (Bolonia, 1962) enseña Historia de la Medicina en la Universidad Campus Biomédico de Roma. Desde la Filosofía de la ciencia y la Bioética, ha investigado en la historia de las disciplinas biomédicas interesándose particularmente en sus huellas materiales: lugares, manuscritos, instrumentos antiguos e investigaciones llevadas a cabo por sus protagonistas. Ha promovido el proyecto Himetop, The History of Medicine Topographical Database (himetop. net), una base internacional de datos de acceso libre y participativo sobre la historia de la medicina y de la sanidad. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Desde Hipócrates y Galeno, hasta Galileo, Pasteur o Fleming, Luca Borghi se detiene en aquellos hitos que han cambiado el curso de la historia (la peste, la viruela y la tuberculosis, los primeros hospitales, el cólera y las vacunas, la cirugía, la anestesia, la enfermería y la importancia de la mujer, la radiología, la malaria y los primeros trasplantes, etc.). …

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Condition: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Italienisch | Produktart: Bücher | Attraverso le parole di Florence Nightingale, recuperate dalle sue pubblicazioni e dalle sue lettere, condivise in questa raccolta di aforismi, gli autori intendono rinnovare il suo messaggio e offrire uno spunto di riflessione, soprattutto a chi si confronta con la quotidianità della professione di infermiera e di infermiere. Per cogliere pienamente la portata del messaggio di Florence Nightingale, è necessario inquadrarlo nel contesto della medicina e della sanità dell'Ottocento, il secolo in cui si svolge gran parte della sua vita ¿attivä e che vede profonde e radicali trasformazioni non solo nel sapere medico e chirurgico, ma anche nell'organizzazione ospedaliera e assistenziale. Nel 2020 ricorre il bicentenario della nascita di una donna, che ha profondamente influenzato la storia dell'assistenza moderna. Nata a Firenze nel 1820, riuscì a vincere le resistenze familiari e a formarsi come Infermiera. Il suo operato, innovativo per l'epoca, straordinario per una donna di quell'epoca, ha determinato una svolta fondamentale nella storia della formazione infermieristica. Das Urheberrecht an bibliographischen und produktbeschreibenden Daten und an den bereitgestellten Bildern liegt bei Informazioni Editoriali, I.E. S.r.l., oder beim Herausgeber oder demjenigen, der die Genehmigung erteilt hat. Alle Rechte vorbehalten.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Aldo Castellani (1874-1971), for more than 100 years, has been at the centre of a fiery debate over the discovery of the etiological agent of sleeping sickness. At the same time, almost everyone has forgotten that it was Castellani who introduced into public healthcare one of its most powerful weapons: combined and polyvalent vaccines. He is the scientist who has received the most nominations for the Nobel Prize in Medicine (sixty one!) without ever being awarded it. It has been written of him that in London's Harley Street, on a given occasion, one "could count three European queens in his consulting room at one and the same time". After the Second Italo-Ethiopian War of 1935-36, the US magazine Time wrote that Castellani, with his healthcare choices regarding the Italian troops, had been indeed the man who won that war. After taking care of the health of Benito Mussolini and many hierarchs of the Italian fascist regime for years, he switched to the Resistance in the later stages of World War II and risked much to help opponents of that regime and its Nazi allies. He was then chosen by the last king and queen of Italy as their personal physician and followed them into their Portuguese exile. There, in his seventies and eighties, he still had time to become one of the most admired figures in Portuguese tropical medicine and to conceive and found the world's most important international dermatology society. The long and complicated earthly life of Aldo Castellani offers interesting insights into issues that are as inexhaustible as they are inescapable in the current historiographical debate. He lived in the most fruitful age and context for making important contributions to science. His life story captures the difficult balance of those times between a private and a professional life, as well as between patriotism and internationalism; it reveals the lights and shadows of tropical medicine in relation to colonialism and post-colonialism; the intricate relationships between war and medicine, between politics and medicine. All this, and much more, is well present in Castellani's life. And with the biographer refraining, on principle, from making judgments about the events he rediscovers and recounts, the resulting biography can offer the reader much food for thought on a wide range of very controversial topics. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…