Which ancient Greek medical oath is traditionally associated with physicians' commitment to ethical practice?

Hippocratic Oath

Named after the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates, this oath established early standards for medical ethics, including patient confidentiality and non-maleficence. Although often summarized by the phrase "First, do no harm," that specific wording does not actually appear in the original Greek text. It remains a symbolic rite of passage for many medical students today as they enter the profession.