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The Medical Humanities is not a new discipline, with the term first being used by George Sarton in the 1940’s in the pages of a journal ominously called ISIS (Hurwitz and Dakin, 2009). However, we believe that its relevance now is stronger than ever. Professor Trevor Gibbs is an Independent Consultant in Medical Education and Primary Care development.

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