IATROGENESIS HAS EXISTED AND CONTINUES TO THIS DAY

For the article “Iatrogenesis Has Existed and Continues to This Day”: Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan; Institute, Tashkent Medical Academya Department of Family Medicine–2 and Clinical Pharmacology; Khurramova Zahro, Khurshidbekova Dilsabo, Sotvoldiyeva Feruza, Tashkent Medical Academy, Department of Pathological Anatomy, Kholiyeva Nigora, Senior Lecturer Worldwide, the problem of iatrogenesis continues to emerge repeatedly at new stages of development. Medicine and the medical industry have advanced to the forefront, and adverse effects have kept pace with this progress. Alongside advances in medical science, the risks associated with medical care have also increased, as have the number of iatrogenic diseases and deaths caused by them. Physicians should remember the words of E. C. Lambert: “There are patients who cannot be helped, but there are no patients who cannot be harmed.”