| Şahin Aksoy, Medical Historian and Ethicist and His Place in This Field | Ayşegül Erdemir DEMİRHAN | 1–1 |
| Professor Doctor Mebrure Değer (1937–2011) | İbrahim BAŞAĞAOĞLU | 2–2 |
| Sociologist and Medical Historian Ugurol Barlas; Away But Always Together With Gaziantep | Gülten DİNÇ | 3–4 |
| A Leader Physician in Edirne: Dr. Ratip Kazancigil | Nilifer GÖKÇE | 5–5 |
| Dr. Mehmet Cemil Uğurlu and His Contribution to the Turkish History of Medicine | Serap ŞAHİNOĞLU, Volkan KAVAS | 6–6 |
| Mecit Barlas Life as a Physician | Ayten ARIKAN | 7–7 |
| ONE OF THE FIRST DOCTORS OF REPUBLIC PERIOD OF TURKEY: DR AHMET CANSUNAR (1920-2012) | Lale OKUR, Serap TORUN | 8–8 |
| THE PHYSICIAN LOKMAN IN OTTOMAN GRAVESTONES-II | İsmail YAKIT | 9–9 |
| The Eğir and Tutya’s Place in Anatolia as Medications | Ayten ALTINTAŞ | 10–11 |
| A Study on Red Pepper and Appreciations | Öztan USMANBAŞ | 13–13 |
| Thyme the Magic of Anatolia | Zekiye ÇAĞIMLAR | 14–14 |
| Tea in Every Aspect “Camelia Sinensis” | Gizem AYKAÇ, Mehmet Barlas UZUN, Gülbin ÖZÇELİKAY | 15–15 |
| A Protective Substance for Medical Manuscripts and a Useful Drug: Kebikeç | Nuriye DEĞİRMEN | 16–16 |
| Misusing and Harm of Misusing of Herbal Products | Mehmet Barlas UZUN, Gizem AYKAÇ, Gülbin ÖZÇELİKAY | 17–17 |
| Therapeutic Effects and Environmental Solutions in Hafsa Sultan Daru’us Sifa of Manisa | Betül BAKIR, İbrahim BAŞAĞAOĞLU | 18–19 |
| Health Organizations in Gaziantep from the 19th Century to the First Years of the Republic of Turkey | Uğurol BARLAS, İbrahim BAŞAĞAOĞLU | 20–21 |
| Ayıntab Şer’i Mahkeme Sicillerinden Örneklerle Tıp ve Hekimlik Üzerine Gözlemler | Berna ARDA, Ahmet ACIDUMAN | 22–22 |
| Development of the Pharmacy Regulations from the Ottomans till Today | Mahmut TOKAÇ | 23–23 |
| A Newspaper Announcement By Prof. Dr. Kemal Cenap Berksoy in 1943 | Mevlüt YAPRAK | 24–24 |
| The Meaning of “Humma”, Its Treatment and Famous Islamic Leaders of the Middle Ages Who Died From “Humma” | Nil SARI, Mehmet KAVAK | 25–25 |
| Historical Background of “Pain” | Hülya ÖZTÜRK | 26–27 |
| ASPIRIN: THE HISTORICAL ADVENTURE OF “CURE-ALL” MEDICINE FROM ANCIENT TIMES TO 1898 | Ömür ELÇİOĞLU, Hilmi ÖZDEN | 28–29 |
| Klazomenai Quarantine Organization | Murat AKSU, İbrahim BAŞAĞAOĞLU | 30–31 |
| Quarantine in Ottoman Empire | M. Cumhur İZGİ, Hafize Öztürk TÜRKMEN | 32–32 |
| Struggle with the Malaria in the Period of the General Inspectorate of the Thrace | Mehmet AĞIRGAN | 33–33 |
| Common Refreshment of Different Cultures: Cologne | Selen YEĞENOĞLU, Bilge Sözen SAHNE | 34–34 |
| The Therapeutically and Cosmetically Uses Of Clay Minerals as A Gift of Natures | Bilge Sözen SAHNE, Sevgi ŞAR | 35–35 |
| Leg Transplantation or Malpractice in Third Century? | Mehmet KOBANER, İpek KOBANER | 36–36 |
| Common Issue of Traditional and Modern History of Medicine: Abortion | Hafize Öztürk TÜRKMEN | 37–37 |
| An Alternative Treatment System: Homeopathy | Miray ARSLAN, Sevgi ŞAR | 38–38 |
| Holistic Medical Practices Reflected From Ancient Civilizations to Nowadays | Nilüfer DEMİRSOY | 39–40 |
| Dr. Leo Kanner’s Studies on the Folklore of the Teeth | Funda Gülay KADIOĞLU | 41–41 |
| Worm Theory of Dental Caries and Prosthesis in Folk Dentistry | Oya ULU, Sema MURAT, İlter UZEL | 42–42 |
| Notes from Anatolian Folk Medicine | Alparslan SANTUR | 43–46 |
| Birth Rituals in Azerbaijan | Nubar HAKİMOVA | 47–47 |
| Psychiatric Patients and Traditional Treatments | Remzi OTO, M. Emin YÜKSEL, Süleyman DÖNMEZDİL | 48–48 |
| The Adventure of Salt in Turkish Society | Nurdan KIRIMLIOĞLU | 49–50 |
| HISTORY OF BREAD: WITH EMPHASIS ON BREAD IN PHYSICIAN HACI PASHA’S WORK “MÜNTAHAB-I ŞIFA” | Nazan ERENOĞLU | 51–52 |
| Turkish Shepherd Dog Kangal in Sivas Folklore | Çağrı Çağlar SİNMEZ, Aşkın YAŞAR | 53–54 |
| Folk Veterinary Practices in Adana | Refiye Okuşluk ŞENESEN | 55–55 |
| Folk Beliefs on Animals in the Lower Euphrates Basin | Erhan YÜKSEL, Rahşan ÖZEN | 56–56 |
| Snakes and Scepters in Tunceli District: The Healing Function of the Tariq | Gül Kızılca YÜRÜR | 57–57 |
| An Assessment of Folk Beliefs on Animals in Kayseri Province | Rahşan ÖZEN, Erhan YÜKSEL | 58–58 |
| Shepherding in Folk Medicine | Özlem DOĞAN, Erhan YÜKSEL | 59–59 |
| Bibliography of Studies on Veterinary Folklore in Turkey | Halis YERLİKAYA | 60–60 |
| A FIVE-THOUSAND YEAR EVOLUTION OF FORTUNE-TELLING | Abdullah ÖZEN | 61–61 |
| The Knowledge and Attitudes of the Medical School Students on the Methods of Alternative and Complementary Medicine | Selim ALTAN, Süheyla RAHMAN, Sırrı ÇAM | 62–63 |
| SALAR TURKS’ HEALTH INSTITUTIONS IN XUNHUA COUNTRY-CHINA | Eyüp SARITAŞ | 66–66 |
| I Sihhat (Health Care)”, Written By Besim Ömer (Akalin) Paşa for High School Education and Its Importance | Meltem AKBAŞ, Nuran ÖZTÜRK, Selim KADIOĞLU | 67–67 |
| The Effect of the Medical Humanities Program to the History of Medicine Education: İzmir University Experience | Murat AKSU | 68–69 |
| Traditional Practice for Hot Flashes Complaint in Menopausal Women | Sultan ALAN, Şule GÖKYILDIZ, Ebru GÖZÜYEŞİL | 70–70 |
| Snake as a Healer in Anatolian Folklore By Philately | Ahmet Doğan ATAMAN | 71–71 |
| CHILD HEALTH-ILLNESSES AND BIRTH STUDIES PRESENTED ON LOKMAN HEKIM DAYS | Şenay ÇETİNKAYA, Serap TORUN | 72–72 |
| The Novel ‘Pijamalılar’ Written By Rifat Ilgaz and the View Point of Tuberculosis Treatment in Turkey in 1950s | İlknur Genç KUZUCA, Serap ŞAHİNOĞLU | 74–74 |
| Camps for Rural Children: Azat Obaları | Nilifer GÖKÇE, Mevlüt YAPRAK | 75–75 |
| The Use of Colors in the Treatment in Ancient Ages (Chromotherapy) | Mahmut GÜRGAN | 77–77 |
| The Investigation of the Ethnobotanical Uses of Plants in Mersin and Adana Provinces (Turkey) | Mevlüt GÜVEN, Ayşe EVEREST, Emine ADIYAMAN, Mustafa TÜMAY, Kübra KARAÇELİK, Kaan KARACA, Cihat KARAAĞAÇ | 78–78 |
| HEALTH FROM THE HOLY HOLE: VISITING TOMB OF ŞEYH ÜL GARİP IN BiTLiSTÜRKİYE | Gülay Halidi ÖZDEMİR, Gülvin KUTBAY, Selim KADIOĞLU | 79–79 |
| The Fight against Trachoma in Gaziantep | İnci HOT | 80–80 |
| A Folk Medicine Practitioner in Mersin | Türkan IŞIK | 81–81 |
| Some Medical Ethics Themes in Âşik Mahzuni Sheriff’s Poems | Ömer KAPLAN, Muharrem UÇAR | 82–82 |
| Gratitude Ceremony for Donated Cadaver in Mersin University | Alev KARA, Mustafa AKTEKİN, Hakan ÖZTÜRK, Zeliha KURTOĞLU, Deniz UZMANSEL, Özlem ELVAN, Yağmurhan GİLAL, Güneş AYTAÇ | 83–83 |
| OBSERVATIONS, APPROACHES, AND OPINIONS OF PHARMACISTS ANDPHARMACY WORKERS REGARDING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: A FIELDSTUDY IN ADANA-TÜRKİYE | Neşe KAYRIN | 84–84 |
| Dental Prostheses in Anatolian Folk Medicine | Sema MURAT, İlter UZEL, Oya ULU | 85–85 |
| Plants Used for Gynecological Diseases at an Herbalist in Mersin | Oya OGENLER, İsmail ÜN, İlter UZEL | 87–87 |
| The Use of Honey in Pharmacy | Gülbin ÖZÇELİKAY, Gizem AYKAÇ, Mehmet Barlas UZUN | 88–88 |
| SUCKING PARTICLES FROM NOSE: AN INTERESTING FOLK MEDICINE PRACTICE IN ADANA-TURKEY | Melike ÖZTÜRK, Gülay Halidi ÖZTÜRK, Rana CAN, Selim KADIOĞLU | 89–89 |
| The Ceremony “Davar Yüzü” and “Koç Katimi” in Folklore of Sivas | Çağrı Çağlar SİNMEZ, Ali YİĞİT | 92–93 |
| A Brief Overview of the Turkish Culinary Culture in the Historical Process | Sevgi ŞAR | 95–95 |
| The Perspective of Jehovah’s Witnesses to the Blood Transfusion and Organ Transplantation | Ahmet Turgut TANRIVERDİ, Gülşah TANRIVERDİ, Sibel Öner YALÇIN, Serap TORUN | 96–96 |
| ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE PRACTICES USED TO CHEMOTHERAPY-INDUCED NAUSEA AND VOMITING | Gülşah TANRIVERDİ, Serap TORUN, Gürsel ÖZTUNÇ, Sibel ÖNER YALÇIN, Selim KADIOĞLU | 97–97 |
| The Short History of Male Nurses | Serap TORUN, Sibel Öner YALÇIN, Funda Gülay KADIOĞLU | 98–98 |
| The Report of Algae Populations Detected from Underground Water of the Kastels in Gaziantep and Kilis | Can VAROLUN, Musa BURAY, Ayşe EVEREST | 99–99 |
| Dr. Ratip Kazancigil | Mevlüt YAPRAK | 100–100 |
| Cauterization in Horse Medicine in Fifteenth Century | Ali YİĞİT, Aşkın YAŞAR | 101–102 |
| Turkish Medical Culture Reflected in Karagöz Shadow Plays | Nil SARI, Tuğba GENCER, Onur ÇEÇEN | 103–103 |
| The Discourse of “Madness” in Halide Edip’s Novel of Handan | Feryal SAYGILIGİL | 105–105 |
| ŞUURÎ HASAN ÇELEBİ, “FERHENG-İ ŞUURİ” AND “TA’DİL-İ EMZİCE” | Neyzar Peruzat ALTINAY | 106–106 |
| MELANCHOLIC DISEASES DESCRIBED IN “SERİRİYAT-I AKLIYE DERSLERİ,” A WORK OF RAŞİT TAHSİN (TUĞSAVUL) | Mine ŞEHİRALTI, Cebrail YILMAZ, Aslıhan POLAT | 107–108 |
| A REVIEW ABOUT “MILITARY” PREVENTIVE MEDICINE ACCORDING TO PROF. DR. ABDULKADİR LÜTFİ NOYAN AND A PROFILE OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE PRAXIS IN OTTOMAN ARMY IN WORLD WAR ONE | Fatih NAMAL, Eray Serdar YURDAKUL | 109–109 |
| The Analyze of Third Edition of the Book about Propaedeutic Authored By Prof. Dr. Tevfik Sağlam | Eray Serdar YURDAKUL, Fatih NAMAL | 110–111 |