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English F·Princeton history
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English J T·Radiology
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English J A·International dental journal
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ENGLISH J M·British medical journal
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ENGLISH R·Annals of western medicine and surgery
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Yang Sherry, Barwise Amelia, Perrucci Alissa, +1 more·Contraception
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Andjelić-Nikolendžić Vesna·Srpski arhiv za celokupno lekarstvo
The paper focuses on the problem of false pairs in English and Serbian languages, and the issues stemming from and related to this phenomenon. Special attention was given to false pairs in occupational registers, and particularly to the register of medical profession. The author gives a number of examples showing that…
Biswas Nayantara, Warner Gavin, Naumowicz Marcie, +4 more·Cureus
Introduction Effective clinical communication is essential for delivering high‑quality care and directly impacts the safety of patients who prefer a non‑English language. However, no national standard exists for assessing oral non-English language skills among multilingual medical students in the Uni…
Rivera Pérez Jean F, Lund Emily, Abdelaziz Mariam, +1 more·Language, speech, and hearing services in schools
PURPOSE: This study examines the preliminary efficacy of the Computer-Assisted Bilingual Vocabulary Instruction (CABVI) program in promoting Spanish and English vocabulary acquisition among dual language learners (DLLs). It also investigates the impact of the language of instruction on receptive, naming, and definition…
Singla Ria, Lodhi Sumiya, Kibret Taddele, +8 more·Clinical transplantation
INTRODUCTION: The effectiveness of ChatGPT responses to common living kidney donation (LKD) queries remains unclear. METHODS: We surveyed nephrologists and living kidney donors/candidates to evaluate ChatGPT-3.5's accuracy, comprehensiveness, and clarity in answering common donation questions in English and French. Ra…
Leon Guerrero Sibylla, Mesite Laura, Luk Gigi·Scientific reports
Spoken lessons (lectures) are commonly used in schools as a medium for conveying educational content. In adolescence, experience-expectant maturation of language and cognitive systems supports learning; however, little is known about whether or how learners' language experiences interact with this integration process d…
Nissen Vanda, Meuter Renata F I·Frontiers in psychology
AIM: To explore how English epistemic adverbs, as used in health communication, are understood by speakers depending on their first language (L1) and language context. METHODS: We used an online dissimilarity rating task with paired doctors' opinions which differed only with respect to the embedded epistemic adverbs (…
De Anda Stephanie, Cycyk Lauren M, Durán Lillian, +2 more·American journal of speech-language pathology
PURPOSE: There remain few available tools to assess language development in Spanish-English dual language learner (DLL) toddlers in the United States. Of interest is the development of early sentences as children move from producing single words to producing multiword utterances. This study is the first to extend sente…
Luo Rufan, Song Lulu·Frontiers in psychology
Children of migrant and seasonal farmworkers (MSFW) are among the most underprivileged, underserved groups in the United States. The current study examined how home and classroom language and literacy experiences uniquely and interactively contributed to MSFW children's emergent literacy skills in English and Spanish.…
Dresser Caleb, Hart Alexander, Kwok-Keung Law Alex, +3 more·Prehospital and disaster medicine
BACKGROUND: Tropical cyclones are a recurrent, lethal hazard. Climate change, demographic, and development trends contribute to increasing hazards and vulnerability. This mapping review of articles on tropical cyclone mortality assesses geographic publication patterns, research gaps, and priorities for investigation to…
Friend Margaret, Lopez Oliver, De Anda Stephanie, +2 more·Infant behavior & development
This paper reports on a cross-language longitudinal study in which we extend previous research on the effects of maternal education on vocabulary growth in Spanish- and English-dominant children at three time points: 16 months, 22 months, and 30 months of age. This study addresses recent conflicting evidence regarding…
Pittman Andrea L, de Diego-Lázaro Beatriz·Ear and hearing
OBJECTIVES: To examine the effects of unilateral hearing loss on children's ability to perceive familiar words and to learn and retain new words. Because children with unilateral hearing loss receive full auditory input in one ear, their performance was expected to be consistent with that of children with normal hearin…
Rajaram Akshay, Thomas Daniel, Sallam Faten, +2 more·Applied clinical informatics
BACKGROUND: The collection of race, ethnicity, and language (REaL) data from patients is advocated as a first step to identify, monitor, and improve health inequities. As a result, many health care institutions collect patients' preferred languages in their electronic health records (EHRs). These data may be used in cl…
Yeşilbağ Serkan, Korkmaz Özgen·Education and information technologies
The purpose of this research is to assess the effect of Voki, a tool of web 2.0 on students' academic achievement and attitudes towards English courses. The study group of this research, using a quasi-experimental design with a pretest-posttest control group, consists of 5th-grade students at a public secondary school…
Garcia-Alcaraz Cristian, Ataseven Burcin, Mills Sarah, +3 more·Journal of health psychology
The English and Spanish versions of the Multidimensional Health Locus of Control scales have not been psychometrically evaluated for use with Hispanic Americans. Hispanic American adults ( = 436) completed the English ( = 210) or Spanish ( = 226) Multidimensional Health Locus o…