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EDITORS COMMENTS
"Aide: A Journey through History, Art, and Medicine" In the annals of history, there are countless tales of aid rendered in times of need. One such story involves President William Howard Taft and Major Archibald Butt, who provided invaluable assistance during their tenure. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic Ocean, two grandsons of the late Edward VII also played a role in shaping their nation's destiny. But let us delve deeper into the realms of art. In a mesmerizing painting by Sandro Botticelli titled "The Story of Moses, " we witness a Hebrew man being manhandled by an Egyptian only to be rescued by a courageous woman. This fresco from 1481 adorns the Vatican Sistine Chapel in Rome and serves as a testament to humanity's capacity for compassion. Shifting our focus to military matters, we encounter another scene captured on canvas – "A Council of War after the Landing of the Prince of Orange. " Created by Williamson in 1888, this artwork depicts strategic discussions that shaped pivotal moments throughout history. Yet not all forms of aid occur on grand stages or battlefields; some take place within medical settings. Frederik Dekkers' engraving from his work "Exercitationes Practicae circa Medendi Methodum" showcases doctors draining fluid from a hydrocele or treating sufferers with epilepsy or multiple cerebro-spinal sclerosis (choreic). These illustrations remind us that healing hands have long been at work alleviating human suffering. Continuing our exploration into medical practices past and present, we come across intriguing depictions such as lancing boils on bottoms or employing cupping techniques. From ancient times until now, these methods have aided individuals seeking relief from ailments both minor and severe. Lastly, let us not forget those whose hearing has been impaired but find solace through various hearing aids showcased in historical texts like "Exercitationes Practicae circa Medendi Methodum.