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a person who creates cures is called cure creator. 

Cures for what? Many people create "cures" for thing that don't need to be cured or that don't work. These people are called frauds or snake oil salesmen. Some people work in research and work on creating or testing compounds that treat disease. They are called scientists or researchers. A politician would tell you that since they write a bill which provides some money for funding (along with 100x that amount in money for bull**** pet projects and waste) that they are creating the cure.
Either way, it's kind of a silly question. If my sister kept asking me this I would first question her sanity, then question her common sense, and then ask her to come back with a real question the next day.
Either way, it's kind of a silly question. If my sister kept asking me this I would first question her sanity, then question her common sense, and then ask her to come back with a real question the next day.
shaman, wizard, mystic, sorcerer, witch, warlock, necromancer, paladin, templar, inquisitor, cleric, priest, magician, scientist and physician.
take your pick
of course, if you're curing meat....