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| + | Hippocrates, the “father of medicine,” lived 460-377 B.C. With impeccable Greek logic, Hippocrates saw abortion as being in direct opposition to a doctor’s role of promoting life and health | ||
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460-377 B.C. Called 'father of medicine' medical school graduates still take the "Hippocratic Oath".
Hippocrates, the “father of medicine,” lived 460-377 B.C. With impeccable Greek logic, Hippocrates saw abortion as being in direct opposition to a doctor’s role of promoting life and health