The history of Iranian medicine is anchored in the monumental contributions of Avicenna (Ibn Sina), whose Canon of Medicine served as the standard medical textbook in Europe and Asia for centuries and the ancient Academy of Gondishapur, the world's most important medical center of antiquity.
From the medieval hospitals of Baghdad and Shiraz to the cutting-edge Royan Institute, Iran has maintained a continuous tradition of scientific excellence in stem cell research, nanotechnology, and organ transplantation, fields where currently leads the region who have bridged the gap between a millennium of herbal and surgical wisdom and the high-tech medical breakthroughs of the 21st century.
Iran, a nation that has defined the art of healing for over 2,500 years.
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DR. ABÜ BAKR MUHAMMAD ibn ZAKARIYYÄ AL-RÄZÏ (854 DC - 925 DC)
ALÍ HABBAS O HALY HABBAS ( ? - 994 DC)
AVICENA (980 - 1037)
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