This paper gives information about fifty physicians, from the Middle Ages to the present, who have enriched world medicine. It describes the contribution made both by Ukrainian physicians and those of other nationalities, who worked in Ukrainian lands occupied by Russia, Poland, Austria-Hungary and Romania. The paper notes the contribution that these physicians have made to modern medical science, paying special attention to their achievements and published work.

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