The naturalistic and humane treatment of patients that was inspired by Hippocrates and Galen lasted until the:

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The collapse of the Roman Empire around A.D. 476 marked a significant shift in many aspects of Western society, including medical practices. The naturalistic and humane approaches to patient care, inspired by Hippocrates and Galen, saw a decline as the empire fell, leading to a period where much of their medical wisdom was less accessible or prioritized in the West.

The Naturalistic and Humane Treatment of Patients That Was Inspired