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Medical humanities presents the opportunity to counterbalance the medical profession, preoccupied with its measurements, populations and algorithms, with an unyielding interrogation of what it means to be a person. The general makes way for the particular, the sterile makes way for the fecund and the ends make way for the beginnings. Conscientious exploration of humanity and concepts at work in healthcare spaces is central to understanding, and thus enacting, medicine. -Rajeev Dutta, GR1, MSTP (MD-PhD Program)