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Some of the earliest records of medical care come from  [[ancient Egypt]]; who " believed that the gods controlled life and health". They "believed that spirits blocked channels in the body and that this caused disease. The Egyptians " used a combination of prayer and  ...  non-spiritual — remedies. Healers were also priests, though later "the profession of a “doctor of medicine” emerged" <ref>[https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/323633#influences Medical News Today]</ref>.
 
Some of the earliest records of medical care come from  [[ancient Egypt]]; who " believed that the gods controlled life and health". They "believed that spirits blocked channels in the body and that this caused disease. The Egyptians " used a combination of prayer and  ...  non-spiritual — remedies. Healers were also priests, though later "the profession of a “doctor of medicine” emerged" <ref>[https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/323633#influences Medical News Today]</ref>.
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[[Sushruta]] was an Indian physician from the 6th century BC, who has been described  "as the 'Father of Indian Medicine' and 'Father of Plastic Surgery' He "wrote one of the world's earliest works on medicine and surgery".
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[[Sushruta]] was an Indian physician from the 6th century BC, who has been described  "as the 'Father of Indian Medicine' and 'Father of Plastic [[Surgery]]' He "wrote one of the world's earliest works on medicine and surgery".
    
[[Hippocrates]] (460-377) B.C isthe “father of medicine".  The Hippocratic Oath, that is required of graduating  medical students, was created by him. [[Galen]] (129–c. 200 AD) was another important medical author from the Roman world.<ref>.[https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/galen/ Stanford University]</ref>
 
[[Hippocrates]] (460-377) B.C isthe “father of medicine".  The Hippocratic Oath, that is required of graduating  medical students, was created by him. [[Galen]] (129–c. 200 AD) was another important medical author from the Roman world.<ref>.[https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/galen/ Stanford University]</ref>
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*[[Pharma]]
 
*[[Pharma]]
 
*[[Covid 19]]
 
*[[Covid 19]]
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*[[Bubonic plague]]
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*[[Typhus]]
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*[[Tuberculosis]]
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*[[Influenza#Spanish Flu Pandemic: 1918-1919]]
 
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