Titlebook: Michael Ryan’s Writings on Medical Ethics; Howard Brody,Zahra Meghani,Kimberley Greenwald Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2

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Introduction Government, and magistracy, for the conservation of public health, and also the enactment of laws for the regulation of the practice of the medical profession, and the duty of medical practitioners in aiding the legislature in forming just laws, and public tribunals in the administration of justice

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Origin of Medicine - Veneration for Its Cultivatorspious or nothing. Illness requires us to implore the Deity for assistance and relief, and humbles human pride. The seeds of the art, the wonderful cures, and the powers of remedies, are in the hand of God. He has beneficently supplied various remedies, and pronounces with our tongues, the fate, life

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Medical Ethics of the Middle Agesbedience to his superiors, concord to his equals, and equity to his inferiors. He ought to preserve a clean heart, and silent tongue, and cultivate every virtue. The whole praise of virtue consists in action. He is to avoid anger, and suppress all its perturbations, intemperance and insolence, havin

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Ethics of the Present Agemmencement of their career, should be almost totally neglected in the medical schools of an age so enlightened as the present. The fact is so, however incomprehensible it may appear. It is now the custom to initiate men into the mysteries of medicine, without the slightest allusion to the duties the

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Medical Educationeceive a good general and classical education. The professors of all our universities and medical schools, the examiners of all our colleges and apothecaries‘ societies, delivered their evidence in proof of this point, before Mr. Warburton‘s Parliamentary Committee on Medical Education and Practice,