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[HealthLiteracy 2262] Re: CAUTION in printing out Medline tutorials!
Nielsen, Lynn
Lynn.Nielsen at lmunet.eduMon Aug 25 11:40:51 EDT 2008
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"And I think we all agree that medical terms are necessary and also
important to include in some written materials."
They are, and you raise excellent points. I want to add that while
medical terms may be necessary, it is also necessary to restate medical
terms in commonly used words.
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