The Philosophical Diseases of Medicine and their Cure

The book explores the evolving ethical landscape of medicine, emphasizing the increasing complexity of medical practice due to advancements in technology and techniques. It highlights the historical context where physicians operated within a clear ethical framework, contrasting it with today's ambiguous moral environment. The author discusses the challenges posed by new medical interventions and the lack of established ethical guidelines, as well as the philosophical crises that undermine traditional norms. This reflection aims to guide physicians in navigating modern ethical dilemmas in healthcare.