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Overview
Avicenna is a medicine specialist at Various courts of Persian rulers. Based in Iran.
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- Pioneered 2 medical techniques including Systematic clinical pharmacology and Quarantine concept
- Based at Various courts of Persian rulers in Isfahan, Iran
Biography
Avicenna (Ibn Sina) was a Persian polymath whose 'Canon of Medicine' served as the standard medical textbook in Europe and the Islamic world for over 500 years. He described contagion, introduced quarantine, and systematized clinical pharmacology.
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The life and contributions of Avicenna
1025
Completed 'The Canon of Medicine'
Compiled the most comprehensive medical encyclopedia of the medieval world, used as a textbook for 500+ years