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Abstract

The text is about transmitting knowledge in medicine as a human need since it allows us to share our experiences and knowledge with others. In the case of therapy, the transmission of learning is essential for the profession's progress.

The author describes the different ways in which medical knowledge has been transmitted throughout history. The author then highlights the importance of the transmission of knowledge in the training of doctors. Doctors must acquire theoretical and practical knowledge to practice their profession effectively. The transmission of knowledge allows them to develop the skills and competencies necessary to diagnose and treat diseases. The author concludes by stating that the transmission of knowledge is a responsibility shared by all health professionals. Doctors must be committed to transmitting knowledge to new generations to ensure that medicine continues progressing.