Only a few species had bark with a high yield of quinine, but these were not easy to identify, as trees of the same species varied morphologically in different ecological conditions and hybrids ...

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A laborer scrapes the bark from a cinchona tree. The bark is then sundried and pulverized to make the drug quinine. The story behind the chance discovery of the anti-malarial drug quinine may be ...

If you have nocturnal (nighttime) leg cramps, your doctor might prescribe quinine (Qualaquin)-even though the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved it for only one purpose: to treat ...

Quinine, which is derived from the bark of the South American cinchona tree, had been known in Europe as an effective prophylactic and cure since the mid-17th century. A daily dose of it was ...

In one successful proving, Hahnemann discovered that quinine-based cinchona bark, a remedy in combating malaria, also produced the effects of the disease in a non-infected person. Images of founding ...

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Li Shuying (left) guides fellow disabled women in making tree bark artwork in Arxan, Inner Mongolia autonomous region, in March. CHINA DAILY Drawing her inspiration from nature, 60-year-old Li ...

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