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in the 19th century, who was known for using bloodletting and leeches in
medical procedures?
o
a. prometheus
o
b. mad scientists
c. medical doctors
o
d. frankenstein
subm

C

Explanation:

The Greco-Roman physician Galen advocated the bleeding of patients with leeches, a practice that persisted in various parts of the world for many centuries. Throughout most of Western history, leeching—or leechcraft—became such a common practice that a physician was commonly referred to as a “leech.”

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