Recognition of general pathology as an independent discipline is urgent at this stage of medical science development. Its contents are basic rules of the origin, development and outcomes of human diseases. It is desirable to organize in the medical schools chairs (courses) of general pathology as an supradiscipline subject the knowledge of which is necessary to the wide circle of students, interns, physicians of all specialties.
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