THE ROLE OF ENGLISH IN MEDICINE: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
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English is now the most widely used language in medicine, and it is essential for patient care, research, and education. English acts as a collaborative language that promotes cross-border collaboration and knowledge exchange as medical advancements become more international. This article examines the value of English in medicine, emphasizing its influence on advancements in translation technology, international collaboration, and medical accomplishments.
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