Medical Humanities introduces an international dialogue around medicine and its interaction with the humanities, publishing academic and critical articles on a wide range of topics including medical history, medical culture, disability research, gender and the body, communities in crisis, bioethics, and public health. The goal of this journal is to promote dialogue and collaboration between the medical community and humanities, with the aim of improving the quality of medical care and patient care for healthcare professionals by focusing on patients' physical and emotional needs, as well as their social and cultural backgrounds. As an influential academic journal, we are committed to promoting interdisciplinary research between medicine and humanities to improve the quality of healthcare and patient care. By promoting interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration, it provides valuable resources and tools for healthcare professionals to improve their practices and patient well-being.