GRECIA - GREECE

Greece is the historical birthplace of Western medicine, where healing transitioned from divine myth to empirical science with the eternal legacy of Hippocrates, the 'Father of Medicine,' whose oath still guides the ethics of every physician today. 

From the ancient Asclepeions to the early anatomical studies of the Alexandrian School; from the revolutionary pulse theories of Herophilus to the monumental anatomical works of Galen, Greece provided the scientific framework that dominated global medicine for over fifteen centuries. 

Greece, a nation that defined the vocabulary and ethics of modern science features the pioneers of epidemiology, surgery, and pharmacology who emerged from the Aegean and Jonic traditions. 

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AGATINO DE ESPARTA (Segunda mitad del siglo I)

ANTYLLUS (finales del siglo III y principios del IV d.C. )

ARETEO DE CAPADOCIA (85 - 138 d.C)