Tim Bray on Nostr: TIL that “phlebotomist” is still a term in current use, describing the person who ...
TIL that “phlebotomist” is still a term in current use, describing the person who draws your blood either when donating or for lab work. I’d thought it archaic. What a nice arrangement of consonants and vowels.
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