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Literature is good. Medicine is evil.

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Literature is the written or spoken works of creative imagination, while medicine is the science and practice of diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases and injuries. The subjects differ in their focus and methodologies, with literature exploring human emotions, experiences, and societal issues through storytelling, and medicine emphasizing Biology, health, and patient care through scientific inquiry and evidence-based practice.

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