What does Hippocrates' theories and the Hippocratic Corpus tell us about the general characteristics of and thought concerning medicine and disease in 4th century BC Greece? Compare this with Galen's understanding in the 2nd century AD/CE. Have ideas about the origins, process or treatment of disease changed? If so, how? If not, what were some obstacles to change? Provide a complete answer in 5-7 sentences

Humans increased food production by farming.

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