Mangini will wait until Wallace and Delhomme are healthy to chart a long-term course, but Cleveland wants McCoy.
The risk of a long-term course of antibiotics is damage to organs like the kidneys and liver, and an increase in the chance of developing bacteria resistant to antibiotics.
The study, which began in January and is scheduled to last four years, with a budget of $4.7 million from the National Institutes of Health, is testing the hypotheses that chronic Lyme disease affects the brain and that a long-term course of intravenous antibiotics will make the symptoms go away.
If you accept, as you probably should, the analogy that for much of the past 30 years, football in Australia has been sick, 2006 and 2010 were a quick hit of antibiotics; 2014 feels more like the start of a long-term course of treatment.
The election will set a long-term course for how government helps struggling families.
Whoever takes Bernanke's place will need the skills to chart a long-term course with other leaders at the Fed, and then keep them on board when the going gets rough.
The alternative -- staying entrenched in the sunset of the Second Industrial Revolution, with fewer economic opportunities, slowing GDP, diminishing productivity, rising unemployment and an ever-more polluted environment -- is unthinkable, and would set the world on a long-term course of economic contraction and decline in the quality of people's lives.
To investigate why patients insist on a long-term course of acupuncture, it is appropriate to use qualitative methods.
Frequently, they did not perceive heart failure as a life-limiting, chronic disease with a long-term course, but rather as a disease with acute life-threatening events.
