Merriam-Webster's Medical

Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary is a concise guide to the essential language of medicine with more than 35,000 entries. ------------ Dictionary Details: • More than 35,000 entries • Pronunciations provided for all entries • Covers brand names and generic equivalents of common drugs ------------ Application Features: • Audio pronunciations made by native speakers • Word of the Day—a random dictionary definition daily • Enhanced customization options allow you to choose background color and enlarge or reduce font size for your comfort • New input methods make dictionary use more convenient than ever. Search by voice with Google Voice recognition service, take a picture of text and translate it with Google Goggles, or enter the word with your own handwriting using Paragon's PenReader handwriting recognition software. • Wildcard Search if you are unsure of the exact word spelling. Use “?” and “*” symbols to replace the missing letters. • No Internet connection required. ------------ About Merriam-Webster Merriam-Webster Inc. acquired the rights to revise and publish Noah Webster’s dictionaries in 1843. Since then, Merriam-Webster has maintained an ongoing commitment to innovation, scholarship, and love of language. Each Merriam-Webster dictionary is the product of extensive research and painstaking writing and editing conducted by the largest group of full-time lexicographers in North America. Today, the company continues as the leader in language reference publishing with bestselling reference books and electronic references, popular Web sites and a range of licensed products. tags: merriam, webster, translate, translation,vocabulary, paragon, software, reference, english language, medical, medicine, student, students