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Anonymous  +  761196 Tue, 02 Jun 09 04:25 AM
I'd like to know more about Medical Jargon. Can you help me?
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Clive  +  761233 Tue, 02 Jun 09 05:03 AM
Hi,

If you google 'medical jargon', you'll find lots of examples.

eg http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=54842

 

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