The Museum of Public Health K.S. Zairova
On the territory of Uzbekistan, culture and science developed. Mathematics, astronomy, chemistry, philosophy, history, and, of course, medicine!
Such great scientists as Abu Sahl Masihiy ("The Book of General Medicine," "A Hundred Medical Problems," "Treatise about Smallpox"), Abu Abdullah Iloko ("About causes and symptoms of the disease"), Abu Khair ibn Hammar ("Test for doctors" and "structure of human organs"," About the diet for older people"), and Ibn Sina (Avicenna), made significant contributions to the development of medical science.
Such great scientists as Abu Sahl Masihiy ("The Book of General Medicine," "A Hundred Medical Problems," "Treatise about Smallpox"), Abu Abdullah Iloko ("About causes and symptoms of the disease"), Abu Khair ibn Hammar ("Test for doctors" and "structure of human organs"," About the diet for older people"), and Ibn Sina (Avicenna), made significant contributions to the development of medical science.
The Museum of Public Health, named after Zairova, opened in 1973. He is one of the most important monuments in the development of medicine in Uzbekistan.
A professor who worked at that time at the Department of Medical History founded the Tashkent Museum of Public Health and Cultural Studies at the Moscow Medical Academy named after IM Sechenov-Michael Yarovinsky.
The museum exhibition consists of six departments and contains over 12,000 different exhibits. The entire collection tells visitors about the history of medicine from the very beginning of the history of Uzbekistan until the present day. Here, visitors can see sculpture and graphics, documents, manuscripts, photographs, and archaeological excavations.
An important item in the Tashkent museum named after KS Zairova is a large collection of historical surgical instruments. These tools have been specially restored by Master G. Izmestieva in accordance with the Avicenna manuscript.
Our travel agency, "Orient Mice," will be happy to provide you with transport, hotel, and professional guides who will show you not only the city, but also tell you amazing stories about the architectural monuments of Tashkent.
A professor who worked at that time at the Department of Medical History founded the Tashkent Museum of Public Health and Cultural Studies at the Moscow Medical Academy named after IM Sechenov-Michael Yarovinsky.
The museum exhibition consists of six departments and contains over 12,000 different exhibits. The entire collection tells visitors about the history of medicine from the very beginning of the history of Uzbekistan until the present day. Here, visitors can see sculpture and graphics, documents, manuscripts, photographs, and archaeological excavations.
An important item in the Tashkent museum named after KS Zairova is a large collection of historical surgical instruments. These tools have been specially restored by Master G. Izmestieva in accordance with the Avicenna manuscript.
Our travel agency, "Orient Mice," will be happy to provide you with transport, hotel, and professional guides who will show you not only the city, but also tell you amazing stories about the architectural monuments of Tashkent.
