Graphic medicine: use of comics in medical education and patient care

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Innovations in Medical Education Empathy and Medical Education

Abstract

Graphic stories, or adult themed comics, are a popular new cultural trend. Michael J Green and Kimberly R Myers argue that they are also a valuable tool for medicine

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