Religion and Medical Issues

Religion and medical problems Tremainville Lam (a) (i) Infertility treatment Infertility has become a problem in Western countries in recent years. In the UK, it is estimated that one in 10 couples is affected by infertility. Embryology is a collective term used to describe many sterilization solutions provided by medical technology: In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a method in which eggs (eggs) are extracted from female ovaries, Fertilized with a process condition.

Stem cell research and treatment are seen in the medical community as a future treatment for many diseases. Embryonic stem cells (ES cells) used for research and therapy pose moral and religious problems worldwide. These questions suggest that religion needs to make decisions on various medical advances in Western European countries. Muslims as a religion have to offer guidance to these sectors according to Islamic law and at the same time must achieve a treatment that can improve the quality of life of many Muslims. This study raises Islamic views on the subject of embryonic stem cell therapy as an example of modern Western medicine advances.

There are several different religions in different ways. Islam has a contradictory view on this issue, and half believe it is a contrary to religion. However, Muhammad argues that his followers must receive medical care as needed, and saving lives is a very important element for Muslims. Buddhism is mainly against this practice. Because it does not respect ancestors and the body of nature. Christianity is the most tolerant of organ donation, I believe it is a service to life.

Interestingly growing medical research institutions have found religious and spiritual effects on health. Science does not necessarily mean that religion has essentially healthy things, but all byproducts from the practice of religion can have great influence. For example, people with strong beliefs often control their struggle and concern for higher powers, which helps to relieve anxiety and stress. Religious organizations also provide a powerful source of community and friendship, indispensable for health and well-being. In many cases, the power of friendship with other believers can last for decades, and these strong personal relationships are essential for long-term health.