This list of medical topics does not include terms from anatomy, dentistry, veterinary medicine, nor the names of medical practitioners.

Other lists of medical topics

Topics which appear on one of these lists have been omitted from the Medical Topics list below.

• List of disabilities
• List of diseases
  • List of Autoimmune disorders
  • List of cancers
  • List of communication disorders
    • Glossary of medical terms related to communications disorders
  • List of dermatological (skin) diseases
  • List of endocrine (hormone) diseases
  • List of genetic disorders
  • List of infectious diseases
  • List of kidney disorders
  • List of intestinal diseases
  • List of neurological disorders (nervous system)
  • List of notifiable diseases - should be reported to health officials
  • List of voice disorders
  • List of vulvovaginal disorders
  • Mental illness (alphabetical list)
    • List of mood disorders
    • List of eating disorders
    • List of personality disorders
    • List of phobias
  • List of rare diseases
• List of obstetric topics (pregnancy and childbirth)
• List of ologies (mostly non-medical)
• Medical equipment
• Pharmacology, for list of medicinal substances
• List of surgical procedures
• List of human blood components
• List of distinct cell types in the adult human body
• List of medical symptoms

Medical topics

Specific topics (including diseases, disorders, medications, and treatments) which appear on one of the lists above have been omitted from this list. This guide lists articles which address more generic medical topics, symptoms, or fields of study.

• Abdominal surgery
• Acupuncture
• Aids
• Allergy
• Alternative medicine
• Amputation
• Anatomical pathology
• Anatomy
• Andrology
• Anesthesiology
• Autoimmune disease
• Bacterium
• Battlefield medicine
• Big killers
• Bioanalysis
• Bioassay - measurement of effects of a substance on the body
• Biochemistry
• Biomaterial
• Biomechanics
• Biophysics
• Biostatistics
• Bucomaxillofacial Surgery
• Cardiology
• Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
• Cell biology
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - run by American Department of Health and Human Services
• Chemical pathology - the testing of blood for chemicals
• Chemistry
• Chemotherapy - cancer treatment
• Chinese medicine
• Chiropractic medicine
• Clinical neurophysiology - study of bioelectric aspects of nervous system
• Cryosurgery
• Cytology - study of cells
• Cytopathology - study of diseases at the cellular level
• Dermatology - study of skin
• Diagnosis
• Disease
• Drug
• Embryology - study of embryo and fetal development
• Emergency medical service
• Emergency Medicine
• Endocrinology - study of endocrine (hormone) system
• Epidemic
• Epidemiology - study of demographics of disease
• Etiology - cause or source of a disorder
• Evidence-based medicine
• Experimental cancer treatments
• Faith healing
• Fever
• Forensic pathology - legal applications of medical science
• Gastroenterology
• Gene therapy
• General practitioner (GP)
• General surgery
• Genetics
• Germ theory of disease
• Germs
• Gynecology - study of the female reproductive system
• HACEK organisms
• Haematology or hematology - study of blood
• Hand Surgery
• Health
• Healthcare system
• Hematology
• Hepatology - study of the liver
• Histology - study of tissues
• History of medicine
• HIV
• Homeopathy - alternative medical science based on treatment without drugs
• Hormone
• Hospital
• Human anatomy
• Hypertension
• Immortality
• Immunology
• Infectious diseases
• Infectology
• Inflammation
• Insurance (need an article on *Health insurance)
• Interaction, drug
• Internal medicine
• Kinesiology
• Laparoscopic surgery
• Lung cancer
• Magnetic resonance imaging
• Malpractice (barely a stub; need an article on *Medical malpractice)
• Mastology
• Medication
• Medicine
• Medieval medicine
• Metabolism
• Microbiology - study of microorganisms
• Midwifery - non-doctors who provide prenatal care
• Military Medicine
• Molecular biology
• Morphology - study of anatomical shape and variation
• Mutation
• Nanomedicine
• Nausea
• Nephrology - study of the kidneys
• Neurology
• Neuroscience - study of the nervous system
• Neurosurgery - surgery of the nervious system, especially brain and spine
• Nosology - classification of diseases
• Nursing
• Nutrition
• Obstetrics - study of pregnancy and childbirth
• Occupational Medicine
• Occupational therapy - aid in developing skills of independent living
• Odontology
• Oncology - study of cancers
• Ophthalmology - study of diseases of the eye
• Optometry - study of vision and ocular (eye) health
• Osteopathy - study of whole-body medical treatment, founded on theory of structural/skeletal health
• Otolaryngology Aids
• Paramedic
• Pathogen - a disease-causing agent
• Pathological anatomy
• Pathology - the diagnosis of health problems from samples
• Pediatrics or Paediatrics
• Periodontology
• Phage - a virus which infects bacteria
• Pharmacology - study of medicinal substances
• Phylogeny - study of origin and evolution of species
• Physician
• Physiology - study of mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions of living organisms
• Physiotherapy - use of movement to improve medical condition
• Placebo effect
• Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
• Plastic surgery - surgery for structural or cosmetic improvement
• Prevalence
• Proctology
• Psychiatry - study of mental and emotional disorders
• Psychology
• Psychoneurology
• Psychotherapy - a treatment for mental and emotional disorders
• Quarantine
• Radiation therapy - cancer treatment
• Radiology - medical use of X-rays or other penetrating radiation
• Rare diseases
• Retrovirus
• Sanitation
• Scar
• Scientific method
• Septicemia
• Sports Medicine
• Surgery
• Symptom
• Therapy
• Timeline of medicine and medical technology
• Toxicology - study of poisonous substances and their effects on the body
• Transfusion medicine - study of the science of blood/fluid transfusion
• Transplant
• Trauma
• Traumatology & Orthopaedic Surgery
• Traumatology - study of injuries caused by accidents or violence
• Trepanning - the surgical opening of the skull (historical)
• Urology - study of the urinary tract
• Vaccine
• Virology - study of viruses
• Virus
• Vitamin
• World Health Organization