The phrase "and develop new treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, research, or any field where new methods or therapies are being created or improved.
Example: "Our goal is to conduct extensive research and develop new treatment options for patients suffering from chronic illnesses."
Alternatives: "and create new therapies" or "and formulate new solutions".
SU2C is leading the way by funding researchers who are working together to find answers and develop new treatment options quickly.
Thus, many attempts have been made to predict the biology of ovarian tumours, to determine prognosis and develop new treatment strategies.
Consequently, there has been a considerable and sustained effort to uncover the mechanisms of disease and develop new treatment possibilities [ 2, 3].
However, the authors do not delve into the current literature showing that nanosized materials do not necessarily behave like bulk materials in water and soils and that it would be prudent to consider and develop new treatment or containments strategies.
As far as FD is concerned, this model helps understand the pathophysiology of this disorder and serves as a platform to test and develop new treatment modalities for the management of this fatal disease.
We were both working to prevent breast cancer, improve early diagnosis and develop new treatments for all subtypes of the disease.
The World Health Organization asked the publishers to reduce the journal prices so doctors and researchers in poor countries could obtain information to improve health care systems and develop new treatments.
Cancer researchers have hailed it a gamechanger: it will enable them to look at what people responding well to particular cancer treatments have in common so as to refine and develop new treatments.
Although cancer can express itself very differently from one person to the next, as scientists zero in on its causes and develop new treatments, more patients will be needed to participate in clinical trials.
In a statement, the health secretary said: The Caldicott review has been about striking the right balance between sharing people's health and care information to improve services and develop new treatments while respecting the privacy and wishes of the patient.
