Iatrogenesis: Why Modern Medicine Harms More Than It Helps

Iatrogenesis: Why Modern Medicine Harms More Than It Helps, explores the unintended harmful consequences of modern medical practices, philosophies, institutions, and innovations. It critically examines how certain medical interventions, despite being well-intentioned, can lead to adverse outcomes for patients. The book delves into the ways in which modern medicine, influenced by institutional priorities and technological advancements, sometimes overlooks the holistic well-being of patients, leading to misdiagnoses, overtreatment, and underappreciation of individual health complexities. Through his analysis, he aims to challenge the current healthcare paradigm, advocate for more patient-centered approaches, and highlight the importance of balancing medical interventions with a more mindful, personalized understanding of health and well-being