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It seems like it's maybe obvious what they were getting across to medical layman like you and me. Seems like it's less obvious to people that are a bit more in
by starttoaster 3y ago
It seems like it's maybe obvious what they were getting across to medical layman like you and me. Seems like it's less obvious to people that are a bit more in the know on medical jargon.
- epcoa 3y agoThe opposite. Those, "in the know", know that selatogrel is an anti-platelet medication even if they haven't heard of it specifically as there is standardization to naming of pharmaceuticals (the -grel in this case). The thing about things that "are obvious" is that they are only that way to a subset of individuals. There were evidently medical laymen that were confused.
- starttoaster 3y agoAh, well I guess it just comes down to one's ability to read between lines, I guess. More specifically, the ability to read for the writer's intent rather than what is plainly there. I was just trying to come up for a nicer explanation to people that seem to know a lot more about medicine and medical terms than me being so confused by the title.