Graphic medicine, at the intersection between comics and health care, offers patients something that’s often missing in a formal medical setting: the feeling that their voice is being heard.

Graphic stories can enhance medical education by engaging students, fostering empathy, and reinforcing the concept that "healing patients entails more than treating a body." ...

By 2018, LODGE had allegedly transformed the Harvard Medical School morgue into a supply depot of human body parts, a loading dock for a grisly conveyor belt stretching from Massachusetts to ...

Harvard Business School has published its first case study in graphic novel form. Is this pandering to Gen Y tastes, or can business education be fun and informative for all?