INTRODUCTION . - С .4
CHAPTER 1. MEDICINE AND PRIMITIVE SOCIETY . - С .7
Features of primitive society. Antroposociogenesis . - С .8
Taboo, animism, fetishism, magic, totemism . - С .10
The hypothesis of the "golden age" . - С .13
Medical treatment in primitive society . - С .14
CHAPTER 2. ANCIENT WORLD MEDICINE (Ancient East, Antiquity) . - С .17
Medicine of ancient east . - С .18
Mesopotamia . - С .19
Egypt . - С .22
India . - С .26
Iran . - С .29
China . - С .31
Greece . - С .33
Rome . - С .39
CHAPTER 3. MEDICINE OF THE MIDDLE AGES . - С .47
Byzantine Empire . - С .48
East. Arabic-speaking caliphates . - С .50
Transcaucasia . - С .54
Europe . - С .55
Kievan Rus . - С .59
CHAPTER 4. MEDICINE ON THE EARLY NEW TIME, EPOCH OF RENAISSANCE . - С .63
Europe . - С .64
Medicine in Ukraine . - С .77
America . - С .83
CHAPTER 5. MEDICINE OF THE LATE NEW TIME . - С .85
Biomedical Sciences . - С .86
Pathological physiology. Physiology . - С .88
Clinical science . - С .89
Medico-social science, hygiene and epidemiology . - С .94
CHAPTER 6. MEDICINE AND HEALTH CARE IN THE MODERN TIME . - С .101
Nobel prizes in physiology and medicine . - С .119
International coooperation in the area of health care . - С .120