what was hippocrates contribution to the fiel...
what was hippocrates contribution to the field of public health? he helped design the enormous aqueducts of the roman empire. he was the first to use quarantines to limit the spread of epidemics. his work directly contributed to the invention of the first vaccines. people used his book as a guide to establish new cities in safe locations.
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# Brief Explanations:
Hippocrates was a Greek physician. His work "Air - Waters - Places" discussed how environmental factors like air, water, and location affected health. People used this knowledge to establish new cities in safe locations. He did not contribute to Roman aqueduct design, the first use of quarantines (which was later in history), or the invention of vaccines.
# Answer:
People used his book as a guide to establish new cities in safe locations.