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Elza [17]
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What does Hippocrates' theories and the Hippocratic Corpus tell us about the general characteristics of and thought concerning m

edicine and disease in 4th century BC Greece? Compare this with Galen's understanding in the 2nd century AD/CE. Have ideas about the origins, process or treatment of disease changed? If so, how? If not, what were some obstacles to change? Provide a complete answer in 5-7 sentences
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