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This article presents doctoral papers in medicine and surgery from the early twentieth century, within the Faculty of Medicine Bucharest and the Bucharest Military Medical Institute, supported by interns or former inmates of Bucharest Hospitals, Philanthropy Hospital, Military Hospital "Regina Elisabeta” or the Military Medical Institute. As Presidents and members of the commissions supporting these Doctorates were important personalities of the medical world at that time: Prof. Dr. N. Măldărescu, Prof. Dr. G. Stoicescu, Prof. Dr. I. Cantacuzino, Prof. Dr. Gr. Romniceanu, Prof. Dr. Victor Babeş, Prof. Dr. C. Parhon, Prof. Dr. G. Proca, Prof. Dr. G. Marinescu, Prof. Dr. C. Severeanu, Prof. Dr. N. Kalinderu, Prof. Dr. N.C. Thomescu, Prof. Dr. Paul Petrini and others. The paper aims to present the results of studies of high scientific standing, well located in the context of contemporary studies, moments of reference in the specialty. These studies represent an important step in the evolution and development of Romanian pneumophthisiology

In this presentation there will be exhibited doctoral papers in medicine and surgery of the "current or old" internal physicians of the Civil Hospitals in Bucharest, of a battalion doctor, of a student of the medical-military boarding house, of an intern of the Colentinain the 19th century, with respect and gratitude to the teachers of the weather. With approaches to important subjects in the specialty, then, but now too. Well-trained and informed physicians both from literature and from the specialist, native experience and important achievements of the time. The paper aims to present the significant contribution to the knowledge and medical experience of time, all of which are an important basis and contribution to what we are today in this specialty

What could fruits do? Reduce the inflammation in the organism, support the immune system, the hormonal system and fruits, detoxificatio, modulate the microbiome? The answer to these questions can be summarized as follows: the fruit is an essential food because the body consumes a minimal amount of energy to digest it and achieves maximum return.

Last year was the 180th anniversary of the birth of the Romanian doctor Hilarie Mitrea. He was born in 1842, in Rășinari (Sibiu) and he served as a physician in The Royal Netherlands East Indies Army. Hilarie Mitrea studied at the Roman-Catholic School in Sibiu. In 1862, he became a student at the Medical and Surgical School, and one year later he left to Vienna to become a Doctor of Medicine. In 1864, in Würzburg, he presented his thesis in medicine and surgery, on the subject of “De cloroformio”. Between MarchAugust 1865 Hilarie Mitrea worked as a surgeon on the ship “Peter Godefroy” and during June 1866 – April 1867 he travelled to Mexico. He embarked as a military physician in the expeditionary force that accompanied Maximilian of Habsburg, Emperor of Mexico and served as a medical officer of the Austrian expeditionary force. Between 1869-1894, Hilarie Mitrea worked in Indonesia (Dutch East Indies) as an “officer of health” in the Dutch colonial army. In parallel with his prodigious medical activity, Mitrea would start collecting various animals, ethnographic objects, ornaments, weapons, fabrics and braids from the Sumatra Islands, Java and Celebes (Sulawesi), which were later on were donated to the Museum of Zoology of Bucharest. Returning to his country after 25 years, he settled in Vienna (1894), but he spent the summers in Rășinari. He passed away in Vienna on January 31, 1904. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]