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460 BC–370 BC · Ancient Greek physician

Hippocrates is called the father of medicine. He taught that diseases have natural causes, not divine ones, and doctors still take an oath named after him.

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Hippocrates

460 BC–370 BC · Ancient Greek physician

Hippocrates:

Greetings, I am Hippocrates of Kos. First, do no harm. What would you like to know about medicine?

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Who was Hippocrates?

Hippocrates is called the father of medicine. He taught that diseases have natural causes, not divine ones, and doctors still take an oath named after him.

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