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...tures were used in Egypt in medicine. The use of cold was recommended by [[Hippocrates]] to stop bleeding and swelling. With the emergence of modern [[science]],

...be the seat of intelligence. This view was challenged by [[Hippocrates]] (Hippocrates of Cos, 460–370 BCE, often referred to as 'The Father of Medicine'), who

...pecial:Allpages/Henri Fayol|Henri Fayol]] - [[Special:Allpages/Hippocrates|Hippocrates]]

...e Western medical tradition, often taken as starting with [[Hippocrates]]. Hippocrates believed that the elements of good health were essentially environmental, s

...biologists, physicians as early as the 5th century BCE, like [[Hippocrates|Hippocrates of Cos]], sought to explain human health and disease as having a natural me ...>[[Jared Diamond]] (1997) ''Guns, Germs, and Steel'' ISBN 0393317552</ref> Hippocrates of Cos and his followers, in their naturalistic approach to medicine, studi

*'''Hippocrates''' (ca. 460 – ca. 377 B.C.E.): Cannon points out that Hippocrates recognized the role of “natures helping hand”, otherwise referred to as :*Cannon recognized that Hippocrates' ''healing power of nature'' “''...implies the existence of agencies whic

[[Hippocrates]] prescribed vinegar for many ailments, from [[skin rash]] to [[ear infecti

'''Medical ethics''' started with [[Hippocrates]] and his oath to 'do no harm. Today the term covers a range of issues in h

...een necessary to invent him. He is one of those figures, like Adam, Moses, Hippocrates, Homer, Socrates, King Arthur, and Robin Hood, which so embody a crisis of

# Hippocrates: A Rational Profession 460–370 b.c

...advised straining rain water after boiling through a cloth bag, called a “Hippocrates’ sleeve,” to prevent the water from smelling foul and causing hoarsenes

* [[User:Anthony.Sebastian|Anthony.Sebastian]], steeped in working on [[Hippocrates]], succumbs to [[User:Brian P. Long|Brian P. Long]]'s urging to start an ar

...ippocra.htm | title = Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy | contribution = Hippocrates (c. 450–380 BC)|first = M|last = Boylan|year = 2006}}</ref> sometimes cal

For the early Greek physician [[Hippocrates]] of Cos, who lived at about 400 BCE [http://www.iep.utm.edu/h/hippocra.htm

...cting the theories of great authorities from the past such as [[Galen]], [[Hippocrates]], and [[Avicenna]]/[[Ibn Sina]], all of whose theories were in time discre

...erous errors in the anatomical assertions of the self-proclaimed heir of [[Hippocrates]] (460-360 BCE), [[Galen]] (129-216 CE) of Pergamum, the Greek physician/su

...e cures like." The similia principle had a prior history in medicine, from Hippocrates in Ancient Greece--who noted, for example, that recurrent vomiting could be

...were not novel; they had been used by [[bonesetter]]s since the time of [[Hippocrates]], but he further developed methods of 'cracking' the back which he called

...were not novel; they had been used by [[bonesetter]]s since the time of [[Hippocrates]], but he and other early pioneers in the field further developed methods o