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Overview 1: HISTORY OF MEDICINE

    Key Terminology:
  • Aesculapius or Esculapius
  • Normal, Norm
  • Anomaly, Anomia, Anonymity
  • Health, Heal
  • Hygiene, Hygea
  • Meditrina, Medicine, Medic, Media ...
  • Panacea


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