MARKEL: Well, you know, its funny its almost cliche when youre in a crowded theater and someone takes ill, someone will say, is there a doctor in the house. MARKEL: Well, the word today is physician. Professor HOWARD MARKEL (Medicine, University of Michigan): Hello, Ira. And hes also director of the Center for the History of Medicine there. That means its time for this months episode of Science Diction, where talk about the origin of science words, with my guest, Howard Markel, professor of the history of medicine, University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
With these 26 magic symbols, however, millions of words are written every day.
Unidentified Man: The alphabet has only 26 letters.
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