Medicine, Yesterday and To-morrow

Herbal Medicine: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Herbal medicines involve the integration of several therapeutic experiences and practices of indigenous systems of medicine that may span many previous generations, which often provides valuable guidelines to the selection, preparation and application of herbal formulation for the treatment, control and management of variety of ailments. According to World Health Organization, 60% of the world’...

The Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine: Yesterday and Today

Starting with the next issue (Volume 29, #1), the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine will be published in a digital only, open access format, thus beginning a new chapter in the Journal’s history. Since its first issue in 1987, the Journal has enjoyed steady growth in numbers of submissions and published articles and the editorial board has expanded to meet these needs. Relative measures (...

In search of the roots of medicine: yesterday and today.

To-Morrow We'll Be Sober

ToMorrow We'll be Sober. It was not until a SubCommittee on Alcoholism was set up by the World Health Organisation in 1951, that the size of the problem throughout the world became apparent, even to the experts themselves. Hitherto the alcoholic had been hardly worthy of serious scientific study, being regarded by the medical profession as well as by lay people as the subject of moral weakness ...

Yesterday, today and tomorrow.

Empowerment evaluation continues to crystallize central issues for evaluators and the field of evaluation. A highly attended American Evaluation Association conference panel, titled “Empowerment Evaluation and Traditional Evaluation: 10 Years Later,” provided an opportunity to reflect on the evolution of empowerment evaluation. Several of the presentations were expanded and published in the Ame...