Western oriental medical education-what needs to be done

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Alon,

 

I don't agree. I believe that by acquiring fundamental and subtle

medical vocab early on, maybe not the first year, but certainly by the

second, and by gradually building on that vocabulary, one is much better

equipped to understand the nuances in medical literature,

and by inference undertand what the author really meant to say, perhaps

something specific and not implicit in a synonymous term

 

Yehuda

 

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Julie,

 

This is precisely the point. The Enlish terminology that Bensky uses is

worthless unless one has either a) Knowledge of what the original terms

really means,

or b)Someone puts together a detailed, practical

mini-dictionary defining those poetic, seemingly identical qualititative

terms for us.

 

Sounds like a job for Bob Flaws or Ken Rose.

 

What do you say, guys?

 

 

Yehuda

 

 

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