Introduction for Medical in Society The accelerating pace of development of modern society accentuates the problem of the preservation of man as a species. The solution to this problem largely depends on the development of the technological capabilities of man. For this purpose, it is necessary not only to treat already existing diseases and to maintain the state of health but also to prevent them and determine their genetic predispositions. Successful preventive activity in many respects depends on the attitude to public health, specifically human health, and enlightenment propaganda of a healthy way of life by the state. It turns out that the solution to the problem of health preservation depends not least on the formation of the correct attitude to human health as on the value. Relationships between medicine and society can be considered from different angles. However, all of these views are aimed at the fact that both sides oppose each other. The first one indicates that an uneducated, poorly informed society has a negative effect on the progress of medicine. Suffice it to recall the direction of people who think vaccination is wrong. Despite the variety of reasons that has led parents to give up treatments for their children, the result is always the same. Viruses and bacteria, which at some point no longer posed a threat to humanity, have now become more active again (Dubé, Vivion, & MacDonald, 2015). Thus, medical laboratories are forced to postpone research projects and look for new alternative medicines for already outdated infections. At the same time, supporters of the other idea are convinced that the development of medicine violates the harmonious unity of nature and man, is the main reason for the weakening of humanity as a whole, and may even lead to its degeneration. Medicines and vaccines have destroyed natural selection, and the body no longer fights diseases on its own. The truth lies in the fact that medicine and society are not enemies, but instead they continuously complement each other. If there were no opposition among patients, modern medicines would not appear with regular consistency. At the same time, if doctors did not interfere in the natural process of life, most diseases would not be detected, and a person would live happily in ignorance. Meaning of Medical Technology Medical technology is a section of social technology, the subject of which is medical technological processes. These include diagnostic and counseling methods, drug and non-drug treatment, prevention and rehabilitation, and health promotion and protection systems used in health care (Laal, 2013). Thus, medical technology refers to systemic areas in science and management as an interdisciplinary field in medicine. To create a specific medical technology, it is necessary to take into account the social, medical, and economic importance of a particular disease, syndrome, or clinical situation. Any medical technology, such as vaccination, is based on the principle of safety and non-existence of negative consequences (Dubé et al., 2015). In addition, any medical technology solution must pass through a filter of several vital postulates. First, medical technology must be objective and can only be based on data obtained through scientific methods. Secondly, the technology should be examined through the p