Bob Flaws - WHO & TCM Language
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I do agree that medical language should be precise. We need concrete definitions for terms, and then choose the best English words for those definitions. That way we can communicate more clearly with each other.
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I just wish the language isn't so awkward...
ChenStyleJohn 2 years ago