
Medical English Conversation – Angina Pectoris
This conversation is part of the Medical English For You recording series. Listen to the audio and follow the transcript below. Transcript Hi, how can I help? The reason I’m
Medical English conversations, recordings and transcripts for listening and communication practice.

This conversation is part of the Medical English For You recording series. Listen to the audio and follow the transcript below. Transcript Hi, how can I help? The reason I’m

This recording is part of the Medical English For You practice material. Use it for listening practice and to become familiar with spoken English in a medical-learning context.

This recording is part of the Medical English For You practice material. Use it for listening practice and to become familiar with spoken English in a medical-learning context.

This example combines a conversation between a GP and a gastroenterologist with a related referral letter, showing both spoken and written medical communication in English. Conversation between a GP and

This is a raw source recording from the Medical English For You recording material. It is kept as a draft until its final topic, transcript and publication status are confirmed.

This is a raw source recording from the Medical English For You recording material. It is kept as a draft until its final topic, transcript and publication status are confirmed.

This is a raw source recording from the Medical English For You recording material. It is kept as a draft until its final topic, transcript and publication status are confirmed.

This is a raw source recording from the Medical English For You recording material. It is kept as a draft until its final topic, transcript and publication status are confirmed.

This is a raw source recording from the Medical English For You recording material. It is kept as a draft until its final topic, transcript and publication status are confirmed.

This is a raw source recording from the Medical English For You recording material. It is kept as a draft until its final topic, transcript and publication status are confirmed.