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goodbye/fun facts....National Physician's week. Doctors deal with years of school, grueling shifts, and emotionally difficult decisions. The medical profession is one of the oldest, dating back to 25,000 B.C.  But true surgery was born in Egypt, circa 5,000 b.c. where the first public health system was established. In fact, Egyptians even performed root canals, much like we still do today. In Greece, medical ethics were born. Hippocrates penned the famous and still-used Hippocratic oath around 500 B.C., which states that doctors must do no harm. As human history has advanced, the science and practice of medicine has evolved.  For patients, this might mean sending an email of thanks... For friends and family members of doctors, this week might be a good timeto bring them their favorite coffee drink, take them out to lunch, schedule a massage to show they are cared for and appreciated.