Sentence examples for advised to treat from inspiring English sources
On all sides Italy is being advised to treat directly with the Porte and without the intervention of any Power.
Bruno Geiringer, an insurance partner at the law firm Pinsent Masons, said: "Insurers would be well advised to treat these findings very seriously".
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But if solid evidence of a link does emerge, health authorities would be well advised to treat pregnant women carrying HIV with anti-malarial drugs, to prevent the virus from being passed from mother to child.
Also in the trials analysed here, patients were advised to treat their migraine attacks early.
Patients were advised to treat as the guideline (Table 1) and to initiate early treatment where possible.
Members of the public who sought health advice over the telephone from NHS Direct 12; were symptomatic for cold or flu symptoms, or both, according to a cold/flu algorithm; were aged 16 years or over; and were advised to self treat their symptoms or seek pharmacy advice (that is, those in whom primary care management was considered unnecessary) were asked to participate.
Our analysis of IMRA's history, strategy, and challenges suggests that other developing world institutions seeking to use bioprospecting to address issues of local access to medicines would be well-advised to treat traditional medical knowledge with respect and humility, share its benefits with the local community, and pursue strategic partnerships.
Family physicians in the control group did not receive any training or materials on CKD and were advised to continue to treat their patients as before (usual care).
The current sex partners of participants with positive test results are advised to be treated simultaneously or seek prompt testing and treatment.
