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Blood donation and public perception from prophetic medicine to modern medicine and from bloodletting bycupping todonatio

2019
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Talat Firlar

Abstract (EN)

Complementary-alternative-traditional medicine (CAM) treatments and practices, involving many different applications besides conventional medicine, include health information that broadens the boundaries through cultural interaction and commercial endeavors. According to their fields of application, they are applications that are highly believed to be significant, from past to today. Depending on their preference, applications that are reshaped in different places and methods and maintain their life reflects a culture. As one of the alternative medicine applications, Hacamat is the process of vacuum removal of toxic substances together with the discharged dirty blood, which obstructs the nerves that communicate with the related brain lobe and accumulates in the subcutaneous tissues for the purpose of treatment and healing. In this study, the perception of the volume on society was examined. The importance of blood donation and donor recovery programs has increased today. Turkish Red Crescent meets ninety-two percent of one million and eight hundred thousand units of blood that our country needs annually. In this study, it is mentioned that the individuals who want to donate blood after donating blood, manen, substance, biological and medical gains will be obtained. It is aimed to attract the attention of the society to the need of spreading all the layers of the society to the public health by the positive effect of the vaccination on public health in terms of preventive medicine and the positive support of the blood donation of the society.

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Mahmut Öz

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Mahmut Öz (Master Thesis). Blood donation and public perception from prophetic medicine to modern medicine and from bloodletting bycupping todonatio, 2019, İstanbul Beykent University.

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