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German Social Code (SGB) – Overview and Significance

The German Social Code (Sozialgesetzbuch, SGB) is the central legal framework governing social security in Germany, covering health insurance, pension, care, and welfare benefits.

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Imperial Insurance Code

The Imperial Insurance Code (Reichsversicherungsordnung, RVO) was a landmark German social law enacted in 1911, consolidating statutory health, accident, and pension insurance into one unified code.

Iodoform

Iodoform (triiodomethane, CHI3) is a chemical compound with antiseptic properties used in medicine and dentistry for wound treatment and disinfection.

Rhinolalia

Rhinolalia is a voice resonance disorder in which speech has an abnormally nasal or muffled quality. It can result from anatomical or functional causes affecting the nasal and oral passages.

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