Hippocrates is the Father of Medicine
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Bukrat, the "father" of European medicine (approx. 460-370 BC), lived and created. The beginning of scientific medical terminology was determined in his works.
Most of the terms used by Bukrat in his works are included in the international medical dictionary. In the formation of medical terminology in ancient Greek after Buccrates, Herophilus III (born about 330 BC), Erosichtratus (about 330-240 BC) from the Alexandrian medical school (4th century BC), and later Rufus Ephesus (ca. 1st century BC) and Hlavdius Galen (ca. 129 BC), an educated scientist, philosopher, physician, anatomist, and pharmacist, contributed the most. Together with Bukhrot, they founded the future scientific medical terminology and raised its first floor.
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philosopher, naturalist, reform, pedagogue, philosophy, cancer, myth, story, slug, medicine, wound, round, spiral