Health Humanities emerged in the early 21st century as a critical response to the limitations of the biomedical model that shaped Medical Humanities. This interdisciplinary field highlights the role of empathy, narrative, and critical reflection in improving healthcare practices and outcomes. By engaging with diverse narratives and emphasizing inclusivity, Health Humanities fosters a more holistic, socially responsive, and equitable approach to health, illness, and care.
Samyukta Vol.10, no.2 (July 2025)is a special number dedicated to Health Humanities, with focus on critical engagements at the intersection of health and humanities. The number aims to include diverse perspectives on how sociocultural contexts, lived experiences, and disciplinary crossovers can inform our understanding of health and well-being.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Disability Studies
Empathy and Compassion in Medicine
Gender and Health
Global Health and Human Rights
Health Communication
Health Policy and Social Justice
Literature and Medicine
Medical Anthropology
Medical Ethics and Bioethics
Medical Humanities Pedagogy
Mental Health and the Arts
Narrative Medicine
Palliative Medicine
Patient Narratives and Testimonies
Philosophy of Medicine
Technological Impacts on Health
Visual Arts in Medicine
Please submit your manuscripts following the formatting and style guidelines on or before 31 July, 2025. For any queries, mail to: samyuktainfo@gmail.com