The perceived value of adding history to the already rigorous curriculum within the health sciences has oscillated between being vital and best left to the past, particularly in the 20th and 21st centuries. But, according to at least one expert, just learning to think like historians and use the tools of their trade will build stronger doctors and scientists of the future.
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