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Hello Richard,
Thanks for the great question! ๐
Generally speaking, a 'medicine' is a medication prescribed by a doctor. These two words are often used interchangeably and it is usually down to the context to know if there is a difference between them. 'Drug' is generally used when talking about an addictive/illegal drug, for example heroin, or cocaine.
A 'medicine' is usually categorised as a substance that โprevents, alleviates or cures a symptom, ailment or disease state," with the exception of chemotherapy drugs (used for cancer).
I hope this helps. ๐๐
Kindly,
รva
Team EnglishClass101.com
Hi. Is there a difference between drug and medecine?
Thanks.
Hi there Guillermo,
Thanks for taking the time to share with us and our students. ๐
Feel free to shoot through any questions you have throughout your studies.
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รva
Team EnglishClass101.com
i had to take two kinds of medicines when i was ill
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Igor
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This is very helpful. I think these short videos are best as these dont let you lose the interest as well as learn new things every time.
How's deference between drug and medicine?
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Thank you for posting!
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Cristiane
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Yeah, i did
Thanks