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In the political and social context of World War periods and unstoppable technological advances, health professionals in the early twentieth century tried to orientate the practice of medicine towards a modern anthropological concept close to the biomedical perspective, which defends the dignity of a person. Threatened by the risks represented by collectivism and the meanness of the prevailing repressive governments, a personal struggle for the defense of life aroused, which was socially expressed by the advent of bioethics, psychoanalytic theories and the concept that environment has an important role in peoples health and welfare. And above all, the appearance of a paradoxical claim of religious ideals as support of science in times of overall crisis.

Santos y beatos de la medicina en las grandes guerras del siglo XX