Print ISSN: 2251-8320 Online ISSN: 2476-3896

Current Issue
Vol. 18 (1405)
Tārīkh-i pizishkī, i.e., Medical History. 2026

About the Journal

The Journal of Medical History of Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences Medical Ethics and Law Research Center has a scientific research rank from the Commission of Medical Sciences Journals (http://journalportal.research.ac.ir/) and is published quarterly.

 Aims & Scope

This Journal is an electronic journal in Persian with an open-access English abstract that publishes articles in the fields of medical history, dental history, pharmaceutical history, traditional medicine, medical sociology, and other related topics.

The purpose of the Journal of Medical History is to introduce great scientists and sages and their innovations in the field of medicine, to introduce valuable works of ancient medicine and medicine, to introduce important medical currents, and to revive the written medical heritage to recognize the medical history of the great Iranian-Islamic civilization.

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University Jihad Scientific Database (SID)
Islamic World Science Citation Database (ISC)
Magiran

Copyright Statement

Medical Ethics and Law Research Center of Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences owns the copyright of all published articles. However, under open access publishing rules, all studies published in this journal are freely available to the public on the journal's website free of charge.

The Journal of Medical History is published under the license of CC BY-NC 4.0. Copyright © 2016 Journal of Medical History. This journal is published by the Center for Research in Medical Ethics and Law.

The submitted articles will first be reviewed and compared in reputable and accepted databases for the implementation of anti-plagiarism policies.

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Archiving policy

The long-term protection service (s) currently available in this journal are PKP PN.
All documents and copies of articles are kept for 6 months after the publication of the article and then destroyed.

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Latest Articles

Analyzing the Demonic Roots of Disease and Explaining the Function of Nirang in the Zoroastrian Texts (Avesta and Pahlavi)

Foucauldian Discourse Analysis as a Methodological Strategy in Medical History Research

Rhazes and Paracelsus: "The Connection Between Islamic Alchemy and Early Modern European Medicine

The Outbreak of the Justinianic Plague in the Byzantine Empire (540-750 CE)

Scale-Based Visual Heritage in the Works of Pioneers of Modern Surgery History: A Case Study of al-Zahrawi and Paré

Health and Medical Developments in Tabriz during the Transition to the Modern Era

Book of Abstracts: National Conference on Avicenna and Medical Science

Examining the Attribution of Sharḥ al-Qānūn fī al-Ṭibb to Allāmah al-Ḥillī: A Codicological and Historical Study (Internal Criticism of a Manuscript and Analysis of the Context of an Error)

The Social History Approach in Medical History Studies

Integrating Histoty of Medicine into Iran's Medical Education Curriculum: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Necessities, Challenges and Implementation Strategies

A Historical Review of Gender Dysphoria evolution: From Pathologization to Identity Acceptance

Examining the Structure and Content of the Treatise Fī Ilme Siyāsat al-Khayl Attributed to Vahab-ibn Monabbeh

Formulating Health-Oriented Principles for Selecting Building Materials Based on Evidence from Iranian Traditional Medicine Texts

Review of Transdermal Drug Delivery Methods for Headache Management from the Perspective of Avicenna's Canon

A Study of the Medical Licensing Process in Iran from the Qajar Period to the End of the First Pahlavi Period

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