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Nicolae I. Ioanid was born in Tulcea, as the son of a pharmacist. He graduated from the Bucharest Faculty of Sciences, with a degree in chemistry, the Faculty of Pharmacy, and the Bucharest Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art. He was a forensic chemist at the Forensic Institute, doctor of chemical sciences, substitute associate professor in the discipline of toxicology, professor, chief professor of toxicology, dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy (1956-1961), certified professor, head of department, doctor of pharmaceutical sciences, certified professor head of department and docent doctor. He reorganized the toxicology laboratory at the Forensic Institute. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]