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Nos primórdios, a medicina era mágica. Temia-se a escuridão da noite, a natureza era venerada. A doença era castigo dos Deuses, e só alguns detinham o poder da cura. Buda, Imhothep, Hipócrates, Galeno, são as referências.
Nos primórdios, a medicina era mágica. Temia-se a escuridão da noite, a natureza era venerada. A doença era castigo dos Deuses, e só alguns detinham o poder da cura. Buda, Imhothep, Hipócrates, Galeno, são as referências.
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