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Have you been in a situation where you are trying to make a point but being repeatedly snubbed by peers to the point that you are feeling like being rude. Let me show you the trump cards that will ace this game. Power phrases have the ability to draw attention immediately without sounding rude. Here are some examples -
This will only take a minute.
May I interject?
Could I jump in?
Sorry to butt in but I think
Excuse me, but may I jump in here?

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Idioms are great as long as you are not struggling to understand or use them. If you are not an English speaker and want to sound good at the workplace use these following idioms to make strong impressions. For more idioms and more English practice watch my videos at royslanguage.com or book a free 30 min session with me for suggestions on improving your language.

Salt - the so essential component of our diett is an ionic compound made of Na+ or Sodium cations and Cl- or chlorine anions. In their independent existences both Sodium and chlorine are dangerous substances. While sodium which is an alkali metal reacts violently on coming in contact with water (something that can lead to severe injury and death) Chlorine is a poisonous, corrosive and lethal gas but their ionic compound Sodium Chloride is a required component of our body.

In English "salt" has interesting uses.
Taking something with a bit/pinch/grain of salt means that the thing is laughable or a joke or it shouldn't be taken seriously. Now our salaries are so often in need to be taken with some salt, that one wonders whether this is because the word salary originates from the word salt. Yes! In the savage yet magnificent era of Roman conquests, slaves, gladiators and feeding people to lions for entertainment, salt was expensive and was paid to soldiers as part of their remuneration. This is how the word "salary" originated. You can find some more idioms with salt https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/salts

"Salty" besides meaning "tasting of salt" also means course or rough - as in "a salty joke".

Now how is salt so important to our body and subsequently medicine as well? Well, the human body uses the sodium in salt for biochemical reactions that regulate nerve impulses and muscle movements. But as too much of salt can kill a joke, so can too much of sodium lead to high blood pressure and heart attacks as well as damage the kidneys - so do regulate your chips and burger intakes.
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Digital AI (Artificial Intelligence) has become increasingly popular in healthcare, and it has the potential to revolutionize the industry in many ways. Here are some examples:

Medical diagnosis: AI can help doctors make more accurate diagnoses by analysing patient data and comparing it to vast amounts of medical information. This can help identify potential health issues earlier, and could help reduce the number of misdiagnoses.

Predictive analytics: AI can also be used to predict health outcomes based on patient data. This can help identify patients who are at high risk of developing certain diseases, which can help doctors provide early interventions and prevent the development of more serious conditions.

Drug discovery: AI can help identify new drugs by analysing vast amounts of data from various sources. This can help speed up the drug discovery process, and could lead to the development of more effective treatments.

Personalized medicine: AI can help create personalized treatment plans for patients based on their individual health data. This can help doctors tailor treatments to each patient's specific needs, which can improve outcomes and reduce side effects.

Telemedicine: AI-powered telemedicine systems can help doctors provide remote consultations and monitor patients remotely. This can help increase access to healthcare in areas with limited resources and reduce the burden on healthcare systems.

However, it's important to note that AI in healthcare is still in its early stages, and there are many challenges to be addressed, such as data privacy and security, ethical concerns, and regulatory issues. Nonetheless, with proper implementation, AI has the potential to significantly improve healthcare outcomes and make healthcare more efficient and accessible.