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Plain Language Health

One clinical input to public-ready copy, every claim citation-backed.

Step 2 · Reading level

Stage 1 hypertension — starting medication

Drag from clinical down to grade 5. Citations carry through; the back-translation check flags any point where simplification changed the medicine.

target grade ~5
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Target grade

The US school grade this level aims for. Grade 5 is the most widely readable; clinical keeps the original technical wording.
ClinicalAdultGrade 8Grade 5

Public version

reading grade ~1
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Reading grade

Flesch–Kincaid grade level — roughly the US school grade needed to read this comfortably. Lower is easier. It updates live as you drag the slider or edit the source.
ease 100
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Reading ease

Flesch reading ease, 0–100. Higher means easier to read; 60–70 is plain everyday English.

People with early high blood pressure should take 10 mg of the medicine once a day. Stop use. If bad heart signs appear. [1].

Sources

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Carried-through sources

Each [n] tag from your clinical source is kept in every plain version. If a rewrite drops one, the tool re-attaches it so nothing publishes un-sourced.

✓ Back-translation check passed — all doses and values preserved.

Back-translation safety check
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Safety check log

The black terminal shows the raw verification log: the source, the simplified text, the back-translation, and whether every protected value survived.

drift-check.log
$ back-translate --check doses,numbers,frequency
source : Patients with stage 1 hypertension should administer 10 mg of the medication once daily an…
simplified : People with early high blood pressure should take 10 mg of the medicine once a day. Stop u…
back-xlate : people with early hypertension should administer 10 mg of the medication once daily. disco…
PASS · all doses / numbers / frequency preserved

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