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The Plague of Athens: Hippocrates and the Birth of Medical Science
by Massey Cynthia
Pandemic Science, Pandemic Science · Free, unlimited listening
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In 430 BCE, the Plague of Athens ravaged the city, killing a third of its population. Amidst the chaos, Hippocrates, the 'Father of Medicine,' defied superstition and divine blame, pioneering evidence-based medicine. His meticulous observations and clinical records laid the foundation for modern epidemiology, transforming how humanity understands disease.
AuthorMassey Cynthia
CategoryPandemic Science, Pandemic Science
FormatAudiobook
PriceFree
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