Most scientists follow this pronunciation for exactly that reason: it’s neutral. It avoids the scatological “yoor-AY-nuhss” while staying close to its Latin roots. Another accepted variant is ...

The correct pronunciation is this: "Shhlitt-ler." You're essentially just making a "shh" sound over the word lit, then saying "ler" as the second syllable, all in one. See, it's not that hard!

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People with Sweet's syndrome often wake up with a fever, body aches, and blisters on their neck, limbs and face. Also known ...

Dermatologists are warning about Bindi leukoderma, a skin condition that causes white patches on the forehead due to toxic ...