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Engraved portrait of the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates.
Primum non nocereFirst, do no harm
Hippocrates of Kos, engraving after Peter Paul Rubens.Paulus Pontius, after Peter Paul Rubens — Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Ancient World~450 BCE

The Hippocratic Tradition: "First, Do No Harm"

Greek physicians begin writing down medical ethics for the first time in the Western tradition, laying the foundation for the idea that healers have duties towards their patients.

Right to healthInformed consentHuman dignity
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Scientific Literacy as a Catalyst for Change: Addressing Pseudoscience and Science Disinformation in relation to Human Rights

A partnership of six organizations from Romania, France, Italy, Hungary, Slovenia, and Bulgaria.

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