The Dr. talks gibberish?

Researchers found there is often a disconnect between the medical language used by doctors and patient understanding.

By being aware of the phrases that are often misunderstood, healthcare providers can broaden their definition of what they see as jargon and work to improve their communication with patients.

Read the article: Medical terminology can be confusing for patients

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