To give you a sense of the controversial nature of the oath today, we suggest that you first read the short article below, along with the classical and modern versions of the Hippocratic Oath.

“I’ve been to many white coat ceremonies, and if the Hippocratic Oath is used, it is always a modern version,” said Kathleen Reeves, MD, president and CEO of The Arnold P. Gold Foundatio ...

author of a column for NOVA titled "The Hippocratic Oath Today." The following is a modern version of the oath written in 1964 by Dr. Louis Lasagna, then a professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins ...

surgeon in Phoenix, Arizona, senior fellow at the Cato Institute Yet all these oaths—traditional or modern—are ... they also recite a version of the Hippocratic oath. The 2019 white coat ...

The Hippocratic Oath is a long-standing tradition ... many medical schools have already adopted a more modern pledge. "The earliest version we have of the Hippocratic Oath dates to about 150 ...

Maybe the Hippocratic Oath helps in keeping most physicians honest. The gist of the oath is: “I swear to fulfill, to the best of my ability and judgement this covenant: I will respect the hard ...

Hippocrates coined the Hippocratic Oath which serves as a moral and ethical code for medical practitioners. It is in use even today. Several terms used in modern medicine come after Hippocrates ...

Just as newly minted physicians swear by the Hippocratic oath to uphold specific ethical standards, those behind AI technologies in health care hold themselves responsible for their work.