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Philippine Volcano Eruption Linked to Ming Dynasty Collapse

Welt·15.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Philippine Volcano Eruption Linked to Ming Dynasty Collapse

A 1640 eruption of Parker Volcano in the Philippines may have contributed to the collapse of China's Ming Dynasty, according to a study in Climate of the Past. Volcanic eruptions can cause climate changes leading to crop failures and famine.

Ancient Chinese Surgeons Used Toxic Plant Concoction for Anesthesia

Gesundheit·13.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Ancient Chinese Surgeons Used Toxic Plant Concoction for Anesthesia

Researchers found aconitine, a toxin from wolfsbane, on 14th-century surgical tools from the tomb of Chinese surgeon Xia Quan. This provides physical evidence that Ming dynasty surgeons used a toxic plant concoction for anesthesia, supporting ancient texts.