2016年 · 第46卷第05期

In the early days of the founding of New China, the national health administration department once took measures to restrict the development of traditional Chinese medicine. After the TCM policy turned in 1954, the original TCM education, which was basically suspended, was paid attention again. In addition to the successive opening of many higher TCM hospitals in the state, the enthusiasm of TCM education at the grass-roots level was also mobilized, and TCM schools were set up in some places. Xinhui County, Guangdong Province is different. In 1959, a Xinhui Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine (the predecessor of Xinhui District Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Jiangmen City) with both medical and educational functions was founded. A Chinese medicine study class was opened in the hospital, and its academic work was presided over by Su Shiping, a famous Chinese medicine doctor.

Stanford University School of Medicine, originally known as the "Pacific University School of Medicine," was founded by Elias Samuel Cooper in 1858. On November 9, 1882, the reconstruction was completed and renamed "Cooper Medical College" in honor of the founder. On July 1, 1912, Cooper School of Medicine was incorporated into Stanford University, formally establishing Stanford University School of Medicine^[1]。 The early development of Stanford University School of Medicine was slow, and it did not begin to grow rapidly until around the 1950s, when some important scientists joined. According to the U.S. University Rankings (USNEWS Rankings) published by U.S. News and World Report every August, Stanford University School of Medicine has always been among the best, and such achievements are inseparable from the work of outstanding scientists.

Wang Xingyi and Duan Yishan edited "Compilation of Medical-related Documents Unearthed in Xinjiang" (Figure 1), published by Shanghai Century Publishing Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Science and Technology Press, issued in July 2016, A4 edition, multi-color printing, horizontal arrangement, traditional Chinese characters, 490 pages, priced at 498 yuan.

Zhibaodan, together with Angong Niuhuang Pill and Zixue Powder, is collectively known as the "Three Treasures of Fever Diseases".

Tao Hongjing, a famous Taoist and physician in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, wrote "The Record of Nourishing Nature and Extending Life", which is the earliest existing monograph on health preservation in China, and its content is biased towards Taoist health preservation. In the book, "Serving Qi to Treat Diseases" introduces six exhalation methods: blowing, exhaling, hee, hee, boo and hee, which is the earliest source of the theory of "six-character formula".

The second annual academic meeting of the first session of the Medical History Branch of Shanxi Medical Association was held in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province on August 6, 2016. This conference is a first-class academic conference of Shanxi Medical Association, sponsored by the Medical History Branch of Shanxi Medical Association and undertaken by the School of Humanities of Shanxi Medical University. The theme of the conference is "Research on Medical History Culture and Curriculum Construction".

The Third Annual Academic Meeting of the 14th Medical History Branch of Chinese Medical Association was held at Wulan Hotel in Hohhot, the capital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, from August 18 to 20, 2016. The annual meeting was hosted by the Medical History Branch of Chinese Medical Association and co-organized by Inner Mongolia Medical University. More than 140 representatives from 38 universities, hospitals and research institutions across the country and 4 foreign universities and research institutions attended the meeting.