Sentence examples for aggressive treat from inspiring English sources

If an elderly person is really aggressive, treat them the same way that you would treat anyone who is aggressive; keep your distance, be polite and call for assistance.

There is evidence for an early, aggressive, treat-to-target approach for polyarticular JIA.

Dr. Andrew Berchuck, director of gynecologic oncology at Duke University, said that while "it's the American way, sort of, to be aggressive" and treat early, some doctors and patients even now did not start chemotherapy when CA125 rises.

11-year-old Caleb Hammond is dealing with leukemia that has become too aggressive to treat, but yesterday morning he had a chance to forget about that for a while and get behind the wheel of a race car.

Whole blood samples from the Trial of Early Aggressive Therapy (TREAT) in JIA patients were analyzed on Illumina microarrays, and differential gene expression was compared to expression in healthy controls.

The infection may be too aggressive to treat topically and a prescription oral medication may be needed.

Critical studies still in progress will also be reviewed, as will research on the possible public health benefits of an aggressive "test and treat" approach to therapy.

He said doctors also needed to be more aggressive about treating hypertension, which is relatively simple to diagnose and to treat.

Doctors need to be much more aggressive in treating high blood pressure in people with diabetes, a new study says.

Having many elderly homebound patients myself, who present with nonspecific complaints and have pneumonia, I know that one must be more aggressive in treating the elderly.

Still another may be a tendency by doctors to be more aggressive in treating whites, some of whom may have received catheterization unnecessarily.