Tārīkh-i pizishkī i.e., Medical History

Abstract

Background and Aim: Pasteur Institute of Iran, as one of the oldest research and treatment centers in the country, plays an important role in controlling infectious diseases in Iran and the world. Dr. Sakineh Dora al-Sadat Tabatabaie Shahab (1914-2001), physician and specialist in laboratory science, was a prominent researcher at the institute who mainly focused on tuberculosis and other Infectious diseases. This article aims to highlight the services of this great Iranian scientist.

Methods: Information about Dr.Tabatabaei Shahab and her activities in Pasteur Institute of Iran were collected from various sources including documents, articles and interviews with knowledgeable people.

Ethical Considerations: In all stages of the research, the principles of honesty and trustworthiness have been fully observed.

Results: This article reviews the life and valuable activities of Dr.Tabatabai Shahab in the field of tuberculosis by studying the available documents. Her continuous and unrelenting efforts and valuable services in Iran and the world are clearly evident during his life.

Conclusion: Dr.Tabatabai Shahab achieved significant scientific honors not only in Iran but also in the international scene. Her precious services in Pasteur Institute of Iran will be a light for researchers, especially women, in serving the human society.