breakthrough, An important discovery or development that helps solve a difficult medical or scientific problem., outbreak, A sudden occurrence of a disease that affects many people in a particular place., bedside manner, The way a doctor communicates with and behaves towards their patients., wince, To make a brief facial expression because you suddenly feel pain or discomfort., squint, To partly close your eyes in order to see more clearly., fidget, To keep making small movements because you are nervous, bored or uncomfortable., beckon, To make a movement with your hand, arm or head to signal that someone should come closer., staff turnover, The rate at which employees leave an organisation and are replaced by new members of staff., hypochondriac, A person who constantly worries about their health and believes that they are ill despite having little or no medical evidence., burnout, A state of physical and emotional exhaustion caused by long-term stress or overwork.

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