Translating for patients: approaching and adapting as a translating method

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Abstract

There are a lot of scientific publications related to cancer regarding the latest advances about its prevention, early detection, symptomatology, treatment and other issues derived from a carcinogenic process. However, most of these papers are in English, the basic vehicular language, and we can find its complex technolect in all of them; a technolect which is quite difficult to understand by the patient. With the aim of informing about this scientific knowledge in a clear and concise way for the patient, in the present work, we will propose some guidelines for the correct translation and adaptation of the mentioned texts in a direct and closer way to the patient.

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López, Í. C. (2019). Translating for patients: approaching and adapting as a translating method. Quaderns de Filologia: Estudis Linguistics, 24, 211–228. https://doi.org/10.7203/QF.24.16307

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