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Humanizing Medicine

Observador2 September 2026 at 00:05

The humanization of medicine is presented as a process of refocusing on what is essential in medical practice.

The article highlights that, even in the face of technological advances, medicine continues to be fundamentally a human relationship.

No specific authors, institutions, or concrete data are mentioned in the available text. The topic is presented in a reflective and general manner, without references to specific cases or particular clinical contexts.

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