September 16, 2025Open Access

The role of Dr. Zsigmond Jakabházy in development of Hungarian pharmacy

Key Points

Zsigmond Jakabházy significantly shaped Hungarian pharmacy through educational and organizational efforts.
As a founding member of the Hungarian Society of Pharmaceutical Sciences, he served from 1935 to 1943.
He contributed to pharmaceutical education by teaching pharmacology at the University of Cluj and later at the University of Budapest.
His leadership helped establish important frameworks for the development and recognition of pharmacy in Hungary.

Abstract

Abstract Dr. Zsigmond Jakabházy (1867–1945) was among the inaugural presidents of the Hungarian Society of Pharmaceutical Sciences, which is celebrating its centenary. He graduated from the University of Cluj with a degree in medicine, where he subsequently became a faculty member. He was involved in the pharmaceutical education by teaching pharmacology/pharmacognosy. After 1920, his activities continued at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Budapest. In 1924, he was a founding member of the Hungarian Society of Pharmaceutical Sciences, serving as its president from 1935 to 1943.

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Gyéresi et al. (Fri,) studied this question.

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