A History of Medicine in Sri Lanka from the Earliest Times to 1948 |
Contents
Introduction | 9 |
Ancient medical practices 5 | 17 |
Medicine under Sri Lankan kings | 21 |
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ancient Anuradhapura appointed Army Medical ayurveda became beri beri British Medical Buddhist building C. G. Uragoda camp century Ceylon Branch Ceylon Medical College cholera Civil Medical Colombo hospital Colombo Medical School disease dispensary district doctors drugs epidemic established European fever Galle Governor hookworm Ibid immigrant inscriptions institutions Jaffna JRASCB Kandy Kandyan Kataragama King Kurunegala labour large number later Legislative Council leprosy Mahavamsa malaria Mannar Medical Association Medical Department Medical Journal medical officers medical school Medirigiriya ment Mihintale military hospital monks native nurses opium Paranavitana parangi patients PC dated PCMO Allan Perry PCMO W. R. Kynsey period Pettah hospital physician plague planters Polonnaruwa population Portuguese practitioners provinces quarantine Queyroz Royal Asiatic Society sanitary sick Silva Sinhala Sinhalese SLNA small pox soldiers South India stone Tamil tion towns treatment Trincomalee troops tuberculosis vaccination Vanderstraaten Veddahs wards western medicine wrote



