Grigore T. Popa – Promoter of Medical Ethics in Romania

Annals of Philosophy, Social and Human Disciplines 2 (1):29-37 (2016)
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Our paper reveals Professor Grigore T. Popaʼs view on medical ethics of anatomical teaching as he was bringing in Romania the experience of the Anglo-Saxon education from both England and the United States. We analysed his lecture: “What Anatomy is or is not?” where he introduced some ideas of medical ethics. Professor Popa considered that medical ethics and deontology are required whenever someone studies the anatomy of the human body. Anatomy teaches us the lesson of respect towards human body, and so it can never be reduced to a useless science, since it expresses the spiritual nature of mankind.

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