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[Has medical discourse changed?]

J C da Costa

    Acta Medica Portuguesa
    |February 1, 1994
    PubMed
    Summary
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    The evolution of medical discourse shifted from a humanistic to a scientific and then a technological focus. This technological advance in medicine struggles with social issues like AIDS and drug abuse.

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    Area of Science:

    • Medical history and discourse analysis.
    • Evolution of patient conceptualization in medicine.
    • Socio-medical challenges and technological impacts.

    Context:

    • The study examines the historical progression of medical discourse and its impact on patient care.
    • It highlights the shift from a humanistic view of patients to a scientific and technological one.
    • The context is set against a backdrop of significant scientific advancement in individual medicine.

    Purpose:

    • To analyze the evolution of medical discourse over time.
    • To contrast the advancements in individual medicine with its limitations in addressing societal health crises.
    • To comment on the specific trajectory and characteristics of Portuguese medicine.

    Summary:

    • Medical discourse has evolved from a humanistic approach (charity) to a scientific one (biological subject) and currently a technological one (object of analysis).

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  • Despite scientific and technological progress, modern medicine faces challenges in solving major social problems like AIDS and drug abuse, and in managing healthcare during regional conflicts.
  • The paper reflects on the historical development and distinct features of Portuguese medicine within this broader context.

    • Impact:

    • Highlights the potential dehumanizing effect of excessive technological focus in medicine.
    • Underscores the disconnect between advancements in individual treatment and the capacity to address widespread public health and social issues.
    • Provides insights into the specific evolution and characteristics of medicine in Portugal.