Tārīkh-i pizishkī i.e., Medical History

Abstract

The overlap and interaction of historical, social, political, moral, religious and legal aspects in medical matters is prominently recognizable to the extent that it can be said that the legacy of the rules of medical jurisprudence in any nation is a mixture of the above cells. Thus, although ethics has universal and unchanging principles, with developments in the socio-historical arenas under the influence of philosophical and religious teachings in different geographical areas, there are differences in legal policies that often reflect the prevailing moral orientation. Brought in a community.

In fact, ethical principles such as independence, justice, profitability, and non-harm, although confronted with complex issues owed to the ever-evolving relationship of medicine and new biomedical technologies, will encounter conflicts within themselves, even in the stage of interpretation. They are influenced by historical, social and religious considerations. The impact of these forces will vary according to the circumstances of the nations and their affiliations; We see the culmination of this influence in school systems in which moral orientation is the product of ideals embodied in the heat of the obsolete ideas of these schools; Nevertheless, history has shown that some doctrinal and philosophical components always distance themselves from the revelatory truths, and in the face of social and scientific developments, they will no longer remain paralyzed in the hands of a minority.

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