Today, all the most influential medical journals are written in English, and English has become the language of choice at international conferences. Continue reading Self-study Medical English! →

In today’s world, reading is basic to everyday life. As children we learn to read, and as adults, we read to learn. We read to learn about the news, to learn about rules, and to learn about how to do things. We also use reading to learn English. Continue reading Improve your English through Reading →

I always tell my students that learning English requires a lot of self-study and the first thing you need to do this is a grammar book. There are various choices, and the book you choose will depend on your current English level. Continue reading Grammar books and resourses for learning English →

English dictionary is a great teacher as well as a very good friend of yours. If you do not have a good dictionary learning English is awfully very hard. Continue reading Free Online Dictionaries →

Take medicines safely by learning how to read the labels and instructions. You will learn the vocabulary you need to understand medicine labels correctly, and also some related medical words and terms in English. Continue reading Understanding Medicine Labels →

Medicine is not only the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease, but also a drug or other preparation for the treatment or prevention of disease. Continue reading Medicine →

There are different types of doctors, the word Doctor is a common noun, but a doctor who specializes in a particular body part has a different term. Continue reading Types of Doctor →

Medical workers can advance their careers if they improve their English fluency. Your career could take off if you learn to pronounce the language more clearly. Keep reading to learn the three best reasons why English fluency is important for the medical field. Continue reading The Importance of English Fluency in the Medical Field →

Being a good listener is critical to being a good doctor because patients will tell you what’s wrong if you just let them speak. Physicians often rush to interrupt patients but if they’d just listen to what their patients reveal, they may find the answer they’re looking for. After all, good communication isn’t just for being friendly with patients. It’s also a vital skill for doctors to listen to their patients and understand their concerns. Continue reading How to be a good listener? →

Evidence suggests that problems with physician-patient communication are common. For example, studies show that: Continue reading Improving doctor-patient communication →