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Do you learn medical history in med school?

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Rahul’s Answer

No, But you get a chance to be awestruck by the way individuals were inspired to look at something around them with a different perspective and achieve a semblance of greatness. Be the change that you want to see around yourself.
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Richard’s Answer

We had no history classes in medical school. There's plenty of information without learning outdated techniques (like administering leeches!)
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Philomena’s Answer

Yes you will learn medical history in med school at least where I'm currently schooling. it is not really broad or intensive, its summarized in a topic. this is usually to help you know the founding fathers of medicine and how medicine has progressed till now. for example, it helps you know about the Hippocrates oath
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Cinthya’s Answer

In all healthcare disciplines you learn theory and fundamentals which have their beginnings in our history. . So to directly answer your question... yes.
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