Martin Ruland the Younger
German physician and chemist
Born
November 11th, 1569
455 years ago
Died
1611
414 years ago — 42 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Germany
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Born in 1569, a physician and chemist contributed significantly to medical literature and pharmacology. Ruland published various works that explored the applications of chemistry in medicine. His most notable work, 'De Medicamentis', provided insights into the uses of medical substances and their preparation. The text was influential in shaping early modern pharmacology and is recognized for its systematic approach to medicinal ingredients. Ruland's efforts bridged the gap between the fields of chemistry and medicine, leaving a lasting legacy in the study of pharmaceuticals.
Published 'De Medicamentis'
Contributed to early modern pharmacology
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