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When reading an article about Gabriel Badilla's heart tumor both words were used to refer to doctor. Is one more colloquial than the other? http://www.nacion.com/2013-06-12/Dep...l-corazon.aspx

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"Galeno" es más coloquial (es "jocosamente culto")... pero en el contexto es simplemente informal.
"Médico" y "doctor" son los términos más extendidos y "neutros"...

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Galeno de Pérgamo (Griego: Γαληνός, Galēnos; latín: Claudius Galenus[1] ) (* Pérgamo, Grecia, 130 - † Roma, 200), más conocido como Galeno, fue un médico griego. Sus puntos de vista dominaron la medicina europea a lo largo de más de mil años. Se le dio el nombre de Claudio en la Edad Media, pero esto parece ser un error historiográfico que se subsanó en la Edad Moderna. (FuenteWKPD)
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