A1 Level – Elementary
1. Do you take medicine when sick?
2. What is a kind doctor?
3. Do you like going to the hospital?
4. What is a small pill?
5. Do you think medicine helps people?
6. What is a common cold?
7. Do you worry about being hurt by medicine?
8. What is a long recovery?
9. Do you think all medicine should be free?
10. What is a quick check-up?
11. Do you prefer natural remedies?
12. What is a safe treatment?
13. Do you like clear instructions?
14. What are three things a doctor does?
15. Do you think health is the most important thing?
A2 Level – Pre-Intermediate
1. What is the difference between a doctor and a nurse?
2. Why are clear instructions important for taking medicine?
3. What are the good things and bad things about high-cost medicine?
4. How can a person stay healthy without many pills?
5. Should all people have free access to basic medicine?
6. Why is it important to finish the full course of antibiotics?
7. Do you think modern medicine is always the best solution?
8. What is the purpose of vaccines?
9. How does technology change how doctors diagnose sickness?
10. What is the difference between physical health and mental health?
11. Do you think people trust doctors easily?
12. What are the problems when people take too much medicine?
13. When is the best time to see a specialist doctor?
14. What are two things that make a medicine safe?
15. How does a lack of sleep affect the immune system?
B1 Level – Intermediate
1. What are the simple ways to politely ask a doctor for a second opinion?
2. How does the economy affect the price of new medicine research?
3. Should the government provide free preventative health checks?
4. What is the difference between treating the symptoms and curing the illness?
5. Do you believe that natural remedies should be used more often?
6. What are the challenges of developing new treatments for rare diseases?
7. How does focusing on profit affect the ethical development of medicine?
8. What is the idea of “clinical trials”?
9. Is it fair when some people can afford better healthcare than others?
10. How does a lack of information affect patient decisions?
11. What are the basic steps for choosing a good family doctor?
12. What is the value of finding new ways to cure old diseases?
13. Should the news talk more about medical breakthroughs?
14. What are the simple reasons why some people fear hospitals?
15. How does the history of medical discoveries affect modern life expectancy?
B2 Level – Upper-Intermediate
1. What are the simple social problems caused by distrust in medical science?
2. What are the ethical issues when companies hide negative side effects of medicine?
3. How does constant social media showing of health advice affect public trust?
4. Should pharmaceutical companies be legally required to report all trial data?
5. How does the feeling of pain affect a person’s desire for quick fixes?
6. Who is responsible for ensuring the safety of all new medicines?
7. What is your simple view on the practice of overusing painkillers?
8. What is the role of technology in automating surgery?
9. How does the problem of antibiotic resistance affect common treatments?
10. What are the clear problems with allowing people to buy strong drugs easily?
11. What are the legal differences between medical negligence and poor outcome?
12. Do you think the main purpose of medicine is to extend life at any cost?
13. What steps can community groups take to promote healthy living?
14. How does the lack of clear communication affect patient understanding?
15. What are the simple psychological effects of a doctor’s reassurance?
C1 Level – Advanced
1. Is it fair that the cost of life-saving medicine is so high?
2. What is the moral duty of a society to provide equal healthcare access?
3. How do global trade rules affect the price and supply of drugs?
4. When should the government consider mandatory limits on the profit from essential medicine?
5. What are the simple ethical problems of prioritizing research based on market size?
6. How does focusing on profit affect the need for developing low-cost treatments?
7. Discuss the effects of long-term use of strong medication on the body.
8. How should leaders use policy to promote public health awareness?
9. What is the idea of “intellectual property” in medicine?
10. What are the long-term social effects when a whole generation cannot afford care?
11. What are the clear difficulties when courts try to decide if a drug caused harm?
12. How does the desire for quick cures affect the need for patient safety?
13. Do you think the most important thing is the preservation of patient autonomy?
14. What are the simple moral rules a person should follow when dealing with a doctor?
15. Should the government set a clear standard for ethical testing of new treatments?
C2 Level – Proficiency
1. What is the true difference between curing a disease and managing its symptoms?
2. Should we eliminate the system that allows for private control of essential healthcare?
3. How does the idea of health change when technology can fix almost anything?
4. What laws are needed to prevent major corporate disregard for patient safety?
5. How do historical views of disease, healing, and control affect modern health systems?
6. How can a society ensure that empathy is shown to people with chronic conditions?
7. Do you think a total switch to natural remedies would fix health problems?
8. What simple rules should guide scientists when conducting human trials?
9. How can we stop people from using personal choice as an excuse for harmful habits?
10. What did old thinkers say about body, mind, and the pursuit of health?
11. What will happen to the need for human doctors if AI can perfectly diagnose?
12. How do people use the idea of “I’m just unlucky” to avoid discussing health choices?
13. How does the experience of a major illness change a person’s view of life?
14. What is the power of a group to demand a total reform of healthcare access?
15. If scientists could create a perfect, safe medicine for all diseases, what would happen?
