Modern Medicine Getting Better Or Bitter?: Reflections Of A Clinician

<p>Modern Allopathic Medicine is the chief scientific system looking after the health all. It is progressive and boasts of its truly scientific culture Though it has grown a lot over decades it has also developed many weaknesses its chief scientific foundation is getting corroded. It is failing in its goal to deliver health to the society has started generating phobia in the minds of people. It is getting less and less pragmatic.</p><p>This book shows how this science is getting perverted how statistics is being misused how the technological and scientific progress is being used to generate business how health care system the hospital industry is monetised. Medicine thus has become a business of money. This has led to moral degradation. The book discusses how morality is a product of social values and finally; how mind is responsible for many of the human reactions.</p><p>The book should be treated as a frank introspection of medical practice in modern times by an active medical practitioner chiefly in the Indian context. It challenges the thought process of medical practitioners. The aim is to generate intelligently curious patients who would help their doctors in improving their practising skills and standards. The aim of medical practice is not only to alleviate bodily suffering to prevent and treat deformities or merely to prolong life; but it is also to add happiness to everyone's life. This book kindles the quest for the same</p>