Hipócrates
Hipócrates, often referred to as the 'Father of Medicine,' was an ancient Greek physician who lived during the Classical period. He is best known for establishing a systematic and empirical approach to medicine, emphasizing observation and clinical practice. His teachings laid the foundation for modern medicine, and his Hippocratic Corpus remains influential in medical ethics and practice today.
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Venezuela:
Hipócrates is referenced regarding the natural and cultural aspects of food.
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Argentina:
Hipócrates is referenced regarding the unnatural aspects of hunger.
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