This Article is primarily to explore the gender-mainstream viewpoint in a medical society; how to generalize the gender viewpoint into the medical culture? How to take advantage of gender-unequal phenomenon to make it as an evidence base of the medical mainstream? How to establish a new medical culture in the future? To accomplish these purposes, this article is not restrained in discussion on gender and women’s health of gender, but to analyze the development, through gender blindness, of entire medical culture and unfriendly environment. Target: Attempt to present a strategic propose for medical care of the gender-streaming viewpoint by the medical culture phenomenon listed in Chinese and Western references, simultaneously, assess and explore the cultural phenomenon existed in medical process to examine systematically how the gender factor to impact on health, and finally propose the strategy, program, and interfered measures based on gender equality. The author expects to fulfill the health right of human equity (with gender sensitivity) and provide women for an appropriate health-care policy (non-medicalization; Weber, 2008). Method: The implementing manner is based on the reference “Meta Analysis”, taking the relevant references inclusive of gender-mainstreaming viewpoint, gender-unequal medicalization, or unfriendly medical culture occurred in 1990~2010 as the search term listed in the Chinese and English abstracts. The author also collects the researched findings in this domain to conduct a systematic analysis, which means, or it can be realized as…to integrate individual research results as a synthetic analyzing technique Discussion: Analyze the health policy references based on gender mainstreaming viewpoint, discuss gender’s position in medical culture, at the same time, analyze and extract the important health-care strategy consistent with the gender mainstream. The important arguing strategies are respectively as 1). To explore if the gender inequality would affect the health, and to provide specific consultation on gender issue; dispersive topics are the healthy cities and the health service). 2). To connect the gender-mainstreaming viewpoints, then, implement the quality control on medical hygiene service; 3). To concretely advance gender equality, enhance women’s demand on medical care, and analyze the issues of healthy diversity. We will build a gender-mainstreaming health city in the future, and connect a hygienically health-care system of the gender sensitivity commonly to the culture of gender and women’s health, drafting a specific measure to promote the gender knowledge 、attitude and behaviors the specially designated medical health and diseases, the method to acquire public hygienic knowledge, the instrument and strategy inclusive of gender-mainstreaming viewpoint, and further to set forth a proposal to use the said instrument and strategy as the healthy equal rights or medical quality management. (Gijsbers & Wijk, & Vliet, Kolk 1996) Conclusion: These viewpoints of gender concept, gender viewpoint, and gender mainstreaming are involving in human health, disease, medical treatment, and medical hygiene policy; we will reassess and reexamine such a medical phenomenon in the future, and propose our viewpoints on the gender mainstreaming and the friendly women health, which is also involving the important human society welfare, health insurance policy, medical research, hygiene and health-care research, policy, education and organization. (Weber, 2008) In conclusion, this article will induce the gender-mainstreaming viewpoint into the medical education course in respect of medical culture phenomenon, concentrating upon the analyses on the gender-mainstreaming policies adopted by various international organizations and the policy tendency in related with the health or the medical hygiene health care. The article, in the end, will aim at the professionals in diverse domains to provide the insight into human gender and the action force as a reference to accept multiple cultures and establish the gender-mainstreaming medical culture and the healthy city movement, as well as present a proposal for oncoming gender/women’s health policy.