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Promotion of disease and corrosion of medicine.

Three intertwined and mutually reinforcing trends—the medicalization of life, the industrialization of health care, and the politicization of medicine—are actively promoting disease and fear of disease, while at the same time corroding the theory and practice of medicine. The discipline of general practice is well positioned to resist these trends and secure a better future.