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Aspirin and its precursor willow bark have a long history of use as an analgesic and treatment for ague, dating back to Hippocrates and Reverend Edward Stone in 1763.
A historical perspective on the discovery and enduring utility of aspirin.
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Joseph L. Mills (1991) reported an editorial. Aspirin / Willow bark was evaluated. Aspirin and its precursor willow bark have a long history of use as an analgesic and treatment for ague, dating back to Hippocrates and Reverend Edward Stone in 1763.
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