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학술연구/단체지원/교육 등 연구자 활동을 지속하도록 DBpia가 지원하고 있어요.
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연구자들이 자신의 연구와 전문성을 널리 알리고, 새로운 협력의 기회를 만들 수 있는 네트워킹 공간이에요.
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Large pharmacies established before and after the year 1900 composed a representative phenomenon which changed the practice of herb medicine, the core of traditional Oriental medicine. Unlike prior pharmacies, they were characterized by mass manufacturing and sales. Expansion of sales networks by establishing local branches and newspaper advertisement were changes which enabled mass production. External changes surrounding traditional medicine sales were taking place. Large pharmacies began to manufacture new medicines different from traditional herb medicines. The Western medicine of which the accommodation started in the late 19th century was an element that enabled the manufacturing of new medicines.
Accommodation of Western medicine, more specifically Western drugs, continued by utilizing Western medicinal ingredients. Large pharmacies developed new medicines which added new ingredients to existing herb medicinal stuff. Traditional names like Whan, Dan, San, and Su were used for new medicines, but they had different ingredients. A domestic change was happening in herb medicine. Western doctors from Western medical educational institutions such as Jejung-weon Medical School and Governmental Medical School aided such change by combining themselves with large pharmacies.
Accommodation of Western medicine by herb medicine, more specifically, its utilization of Western medicinal ingredients continued during the Japanese occupation period. Superficially, medical policy of the colonial government which was to pursue Western medicine but could not help utilizing traditional Oriental doctors was the background for such trend. Traditional Oriental doctors were forced to obtain knowledge of Western medicine, more specifically, pharmacology, and the probability of using knowledge of Western medicine for the manufacturing of herb medicines become higher. The result were analyses of drugs and extraction of main ingredients through the utilization of chemistry.
Accommodation of Western medicine, more specifically Western drugs, continued by utilizing Western medicinal ingredients. Large pharmacies developed new medicines which added new ingredients to existing herb medicinal stuff. Traditional names like Whan, Dan, San, and Su were used for new medicines, but they had different ingredients. A domestic change was happening in herb medicine. Western doctors from Western medical educational institutions such as Jejung-weon Medical School and Governmental Medical School aided such change by combining themselves with large pharmacies.
Accommodation of Western medicine by herb medicine, more specifically, its utilization of Western medicinal ingredients continued during the Japanese occupation period. Superficially, medical policy of the colonial government which was to pursue Western medicine but could not help utilizing traditional Oriental doctors was the background for such trend. Traditional Oriental doctors were forced to obtain knowledge of Western medicine, more specifically, pharmacology, and the probability of using knowledge of Western medicine for the manufacturing of herb medicines become higher. The result were analyses of drugs and extraction of main ingredients through the utilization of chemistry.
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1. 양약의 수용과 한약 평가
2. 신약의 개발과 개량
3. 대량 판매 기반의 확보
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