Authors
Mylène Gouriot
Published in
Journal international de bioethique et d'ethique des sciences. Volume 37. Issue 3. Pages 39-50.
Abstract
Western medicine has evolved from a reification of the patient’s body, gradually reducing it to an object of study and repair, at the cost of dehumanizing medical practice. While this approach has enabled major scientific advancements, it has also created a lasting tension between therapeutic efficacy and respect for human dignity in care, thereby calling into question the balance between medical progress and the preservation of humanity.
PMID:
42977558
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