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Hippocratic Principles

The principles of medicine rediscovered by English clinicians in the 17th century.

Giovanni Battista Morgagni

The father of modern anatomical pathology.

William Harvey

The English physician who first recognized the full circulation of blood in the human body.

Herophilus

The greatest anatomist of antiquity, known as the father of anatomy.

Galen

A Greek physician who contributed to the understanding of pathology and the theory of bodily fluids.

Andreas Vesalius

The real father of anatomy who challenged the theories of Galen and carried out dissections.

Leonardo da Vinci

The hidden father of modern anatomy who produced the first accurate depiction of the human spine.

Imhotep

The chief physician to Pharaoh Zoser of the 3rd dynasty, known as the real father of medicine.

Egyptian Pregnancy Test

The wheat and barley test developed in ancient Egypt to determine pregnancy.

Custom of Embalming

The practice of embalming in ancient Egypt that advanced their knowledge of the human body.

Hippocrates

The father of medicine who changed the magic of medicine to the science of medicine.

Aesculapius

The god of healing in Greek mythology.

Hygeia

The goddess of health in Greek mythology.

Panacea

The restorer of health in Greek mythology.

Hippocratic Oath

The first ethical guide on medical conduct, similar to the teachings of nursing today.

Greek Medicine and Hospitals

The Caduceus and Rod of Asclepius symbols associated with Greek medicine.

Early Christian Church and Hospitals

The role of the early Christian Church in providing care for the sick.

Phoebe

The first deaconess of the early church who visited the sick, known as the first visiting nurse.

Fabiola

The first woman to establish a hospital as penance for her second marriage.

Muslim Medicine and Hospitals

The hospitals in the Muslim world that provided a range of facilities for treatment and care.