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What is the Hippocratic Oath?
the standard of ethics for medical practitioners
an oath Chinese practitioners used to recite in ancient times
an oath of commitment to medicine created by Aristotle
the ethical standards used by Greek scientists in ancient times
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The standard of ethics for medical practitioners.
Briefly: the Hippocratic Oath is an ancient oath—traditionally attributed to the Greek physician Hippocrates—setting ethical principles for doctors (e.g., non‑maleficence, confidentiality, and duty to care). Modern medical schools use updated versions rather than the original text.
Briefly: the Hippocratic Oath is an ancient oath—traditionally attributed to the Greek physician Hippocrates—setting ethical principles for doctors (e.g., non‑maleficence, confidentiality, and duty to care). Modern medical schools use updated versions rather than the original text.
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