Transitions from Traditional Medicine to Modern Medicine   In the Kurdish areas (Medical status, disease and treatment from 1304-1204)

during the first Pahlavi period has been studied. Although the experience of transition from traditional medicine to the modern concept of medicine and health during the Qajar era, the objective manifestations of this transformation in the Kurdish regions were delayed by two decades. During the First World War and the arrival of hostile forces on the western pages of Iran, the first modern medical centers were established, and later in the following years, and especially during the second decade of Reza Shah's rule, it became more objective with the establishment of hospitals and modern methods of combating diseases. Considering the fundamental changes and changes in healthcare during the study period, this research is based on the unpublished archival documents, newspapers and ... The trend of the changes and health measures of the Kurdish regions during the period considered. The results of the research indicate that the centers, pharmacies, pharmacies and modern methods of infectious diseases are gradually becoming established. Nevertheless, in the course of the study, traditional medical practitioners and traditional drug dealers continued to survive, especially in small towns and rural areas, with no serious challenge.