The Chinese Pharamacopaia in 1920 adopted - physlologleal standardization for digitalis, "and other chemicals, but they were simply copied from foreign pharma copavia, In China, all important re-medics, with a fow exceptions, were imparled. It was only possible to refer to conditions In foreign countries. "The Commonwealth Serum Laboratory, Melbourne, found upon their markets low grade imported samples of insulin. They suspected that insulin preparations might lose their activity during transportation, and. therefore three samples of Insulin were sent. to London for re-estimation of their potency. No definite evidence was found of loss of ty, during transport, was probable the activity of drugs might be weakened by improper storage, and that manufacturers might send inferior preparations to an unprotected country. to the spiritual background of the rear art of the ancient Huns. One possible theory was that this was a case of art for art's own sake, a purearlisile performance playing fanclfully with' the animal motives sur rounding the Huns. This theory was not supported by Dr. Anderson, who said that the basic idea underlying the mural paintings of animals was 9 "hunting magic," and the belief of many tribes of hunters that the draw-ug of a picture or the making of sculpture of a game animal would give him a magic power over this particular kind of game, making it easy for him to kill
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