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bloodletting
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Europe
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Bloodletting has been historically significant in both medical and culinary practices in European culture.
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Ancient cultures
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Ancient cultures practiced bloodletting to balance the four humors in Greek and Roman medicine.
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Contemporary medicine
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Bloodletting is considered as a dangerous and ineffective treatment with no scientific basis in contemporary medicine.
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European Middle Ages
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During the European Middle Ages, bloodletting was widely used as a treatment for various illnesses and conditions.
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Historical Western
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Bloodletting was historically practiced as a medical treatment in Historical Western culture, but is now considered outdated and dangerous.
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Modern healthcare practices
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Bloodletting is considered a hazardous and outdated medical practice that is not supported by evidence in modern healthcare.
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Traditional Islamic medicine
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Bloodletting was used in Traditional Islamic medicine as a treatment for specific diseases, following the principles of Galen's humoral theory.
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Western medicine
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Bloodletting is considered a risky and unnecessary procedure with little to no therapeutic value in Western medicine.
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modern medicine
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Bloodletting is considered outdated and potentially harmful in modern medicine.
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modern scientific communities
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The concept of bloodletting is considered obsolete and potentially harmful in modern scientific communities.
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