Sentence examples for ailing patients from inspiring English sources

In the following weeks, he received a hundred messages a day from ailing patients everywhere.

THERE is no doubt that Pfizer's drugs have helped millions of ailing patients.

Too many hospitals currently require ties by blood or marriage, thereby keeping partners from the bedside of ailing patients.

He holds ailing patients' hands, pats their thickening bellies, and has a talent for diagnosing and explaining complex health problems.

To worry now about reducing deficits is comparable to putting leeches on ailing patients 300 years ago: it will make the patient sicker.

Our multisensory craze may be traced back to ancient times, when Egyptian, Greek, and Roman doctors placed ailing patients in baths filled with electric eels.

This time Lansley has certainly prescribed truly radical surgery for the supposedly ailing patient.

If he takes the job, Dr. Gupta would be accepting an ailing patient.

Once again, Dr. Sterrett had to send an ailing patient to Walter Reed.

Continuity of care is what GPs used always to bring to the party, and should do so again, particularly now, when medical treatment is becoming more and more fragmented and hard for the ailing patient to navigate.

For the many scientists who are predicting that coral reefs globally are in danger of disappearing by as early as the middle of the century due to bleaching, ocean acidification and rising seas, the reclamation is comparable to switching off an ailing patient's life support.