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Minh Hưng - Bác sĩ Nguyễn Đông Hưng Over the past century, the rapid development of biomedical science has fundamentally changed the face of medicine. Significant advances in diagnostic imaging, genetic technology, targeted therapies, and artificial intelligence have helped prolong life and improve treatment outcomes for many diseases that were once considered hopeless. However, along with this progress, an undeniable reality has emerged: The growing gap between the technical capabilities of medicine and the human needs of patients. Today, physicians can analyze hundreds of biomarkers in minutes, but have only seconds to listen to patients express their fears. Hospitals have modern machinery systems, but patients still feel isolated, anxious, and unacknowledged. Administrative pressures, performance demands, and a process-centered care model have inadvertently diminished the human nature of medicine. It is in this context that Human Medicine becomes an urgent field, not as an opposition to biomedical science, but ascomplementary and complete foundation of medical science. Humanistic Medicine reminds us that treatment is not just about intervening on the body, but also about accompanying people in their wholeness - including physical, psychological, social and spiritual values. This book was born out of that need: building a comprehensive framework, helping doctors not only understand the disease, but also understand the patient; not only treat, but also support the healing process.

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