Sentence examples for actively treating from inspiring English sources

At present, hospitals vary widely, with some not resuscitating those born at 24 weeks, and some actively treating those born as early as 22 weeks.

"It's simmering and brewing and if it boils over, the medical costs will be catastrophic," said Dr. Frederick R. Maue, chief of clinical services for Pennsylvania's Department of Corrections, which is actively treating infected inmates.

Joseph P. Newhouse, a health policy professor at Harvard who has studied how the Medicare payment system affects doctors' choice of treatments, suggested that some payment options might give doctors an incentive to stop treatments if they lose money or make too much by not actively treating patients.

Given that it takes up to three weeks for symptoms to develop, taking motorists' temperatures at roadblocks could have only a limited impact.Médecins Sans Frontières, the only NGO actively treating patients, says the scale of the disease means it can no longer send teams to new ebola sites.

The cost of actively treating the groundwater would be $177 million to $194 million, while letting it dissipate while monitoring it with wells and restricting its use would cost $36 million, according to the decision document.

"The military has been actively treating the mental side-effects from war, but not treating the physical.

In adult and elderly stroke patients, the drug has lacked significant adverse events (see, for example, the study by Cho and Kim [ 16] in 4,191 Korean stroke patients), and a meta-analysis of placebo-controlled trials has shown that the overall frequency of adverse effects was comparable between groups comprising 1,652 actively treated and 686 placebo-treated subjects [ 17].

"Ninety percent of men who could qualify for active surveillance are actually being actively treated," said Dr. Marks.

Also, a statistically significant greater reduction in mean total erythema from baseline was observed in the actively treated group compared with placebo-treated subjects in one pivotal study (P = 0.017).

A contributing factor in my view is that Tony Abbott and his government have not just failed to responsibly steward Australia's natural heritage, but has actively treated the environment as an enemy.

Meta-analyses have in general not found an association between blood pressure lowering and reduced dementia incidence, although the number of cases reported in the placebo controlled trials is invariably lower in the actively treated group.