Question

why was medicine in ancient greece considered to be more advanced that other cultures in this time?
the greek physicians were trained for longer periods of time that the physicians in other civilizations.
many of the greek physicians were women who received more training than men.
the greek physicians looked for the physical cause of the disease and understood a good bit about anatomy and physiology.
the greek physicians were also priest so they could call on the gods to help them.

Explanation:

Ancient Greek medicine was more advanced because Greek physicians focused on physical causes of diseases and had anatomical and physiological knowledge. Training duration (first option) isn't the key differentiator. Women physicians (second option) weren't a major factor in overall advancement. Relying on gods (fourth option) was more of a superstitious aspect, not an advancement. The third option aligns with the scientific - like approach (looking for physical causes and having anatomical/physiological knowledge) that made Greek medicine advanced.

Answer:

The Greek physicians looked for the physical cause of the disease and understood a good bit about anatomy and physiology.