13 – Hippocrates

Hippocrates was a greek physician, mostly known for his works on medicine. While recieving a good education and after studying medicine under his father, later in his life, Hippocrates argued that the diseases in the human body are caused by some natural action and are not caused by the ”wrath of the gods”. Many researchers and scientists consider him the ”father of medicine” because of his works on the transformation of medicine in ancient Greece.

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