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The First pharmacy in Addis Ababa In the early 20th century, Paul Merab (real name, Petre Merabishvili) was the personal physician of Emperor Menelik II and opened the very first pharmacy in Addis. He was born in 1876 in Ude, South Georgia in a Roman Catholic community . Educated at the Prestigious Sorbonne in France he went on to become a physician and pharmacist. He practiced in Constantinople where after treating a visiting Ethiopian delegation, he became interested in visiting Ethiopia – consequently he was hired to work as a physician for Emperor Menelik II and moved to Ethiopia where he lived in from 1908 to 1928 (excluding the years of the First World War when he volunteered in the French military). In 1910 Paul Merab founded the first pharmacy in Addis Ababa which he called Pharmacies de la Georgie (after the country of his birth). Dr. Merab was considered a man of literary merit and the author of “Medecines ET Medecine en Ethiopia” the first important account of traditional Ethiopian medicine and he also published informative research and memories about Ethiopia. Dr. Merab was buried in Addis Ababa’s Gulele cemetery. Although Merab enjoyed something of a pharmaceutical monopoly, he nevertheless encountered some competition. Most European, and Indian, groceries at this time stocked popular medicines. These included iodide of potassium, Ricord’s pills, quinine, castor oil, Epsom salts, laudenum, phenic acid and antiseptic cotton. However, recognition for opening the first pharmacy in Ethiopia remains his acknowledged accomplishment in Ethiopia. By Biruk Temtem @HakimEthio

1990 medicine laureate Joseph Murray is best known for his pioneering work in organ transplantation. On 23 December 1954, he performed the world's first successful human kidney transplant in Boston, USA. The kidney was taken from a healthy donor and transplanted into a patient suffering from chronic kidney disease. The two were identical twins. Murray would later write about the collective hush in the operating room when blood began to flow into the new kidney. Murray's work demonstrated that it was possible to transplant organs from one person to another without the body rejecting the new organ. In 1961, Murray performed the first kidney transplant between two non-related humans. As transplantation protocols advanced and new immunosuppressant therapies became available, the survival rates for transplant recipients increased dramatically. This would later lead to the establishment of national donor programmes. Other organ transplants soon followed, including liver and heart transplants. In 2022, the United States reached one million transplants. An estimated 140,000 organ transplants occur worldwide each year. For this groundbreaking work, Murray was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1990. Learn more about Murray: https://bit.ly/3NfvU8v

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Diet and our emotions 👀🍴 Food plays a big role in our life. Eating is one of our daily activities and is very important. From sleep to food, our emotions are closely monitored. Aggressors and mental idents interfere with people's healthy eating choices, whereas a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats can alleviate and reduce symptoms of various psychological idents. They indicate research. Adjusting our diet so that the various nutrients found in our foods monitor our mental alertness and mood can help us protect our mental health as well as strength. Studies show that people who follow a Mediterranean diet (ie, those who eat lots of vegetables and fruits, whole grains, and salt and eat a lot of chicken, eggs, dairy products, and red meat infrequently) are less likely to have high levels of saturated fat, human-natured sweeteners, than people who are cut. The messengers in our body that carry important messages between the brain and other parts of our body are substances that are produced in our body and are found in the food we eat. For example, serotonin, known as the hormone of happiness, is produced by the ingredients in milk, oats, chicken, oily grains and nuts, while FBC Feel good foods: Concept - has the function of calming pain and regulating appetite with various messengers. When showing the idea, it should be as clear (black) and small in size as possible. Milk - It is thought to lower blood pressure due to its natural healthy ingredients and has a natural anti-inflammatory properties. Banana - Zafo Zafo contains B6, A and C binders, triphosphate, potassium, phosphorus, and iron, which have the ability to stimulate the senses. Tea Stress - Contains ingredients that reduce stress/anxiety. Broccoli - The continental B6 helps reduce congestion and the folic acid content helps fight acne. Flaxseed contains Omega 3 which is very important for the brain. Our mind and diet Refined-source foods (eg, whole grains and refined grains) are associated with increased risk of obesity and diabetes, and have been shown to be associated with increased risk of obesity and diabetes. Eating large amounts of these foods can lead to a significant increase in obesity and stress; This is a patient with high blood pressure. As a reminder, why eating a diet based on fruits, vegetables and various grains and baby and dairy chicken and pre-treatment is strongly beneficial for the psyche and psyche. Iman Zakiki Nutritionist Eat well to think well!