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Main objectives of this material

  • Develop advanced medical vocabulary related to nutrition, chronic diseases, and clinical assessment, including terms such as insulin spike, triglycerides, pancreatitis, cardiovascular conditions, and pre-diabetic.
  • Improve listening and analytical skills by evaluating medical case studies involving extreme dietary habits, identifying health risks, and discussing evidence-based clinical recommendations.
  • Learn and practise conditional structures to explain medical risks, hypothetical scenarios, and the consequences of lifestyle choices in professional healthcare contexts.

What students are going to cover

In this lesson, students will explore the medical consequences of extreme dietary habits through authentic case studies analysed by a healthcare professional. They will build advanced medical vocabulary related to nutrition, metabolism, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and gastrointestinal disorders while strengthening their listening skills through a video-based clinical discussion. Through comprehension tasks, idiomatic language activities, and grammar practice focused on conditional sentences, students will learn to explain medical risks, evaluate clinical evidence, and communicate health recommendations using accurate and professional English. The lesson concludes with an oral medical briefing that develops both clinical reasoning and advanced communication skills.

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