People like to fuck and yes, like anything else, it can pose health risks, but taking PrEP to augment sexual adventure is responsibility, not blind assumption that nothing bad can happen.
At HMS, this responsibility is augmented by the rich tradition of skepticism, empiricism, and leadership in which Harvard physicians are steeped.
A married man with children, he says he can take on many of a priest's responsibilities, augmenting their work rather than replacing them.
Congress is currently considering whether to augment the Fed's regulatory responsibilities as part of its drive to reform the financial system.
Grey, a social worker, described the incompatibility between our notion of being in control and the realities of death: "Caregivers deem it their responsibility to accentuate or augment [patients'] experience of control.
Ideally, the person you hired can grow into the additional responsibilities, or you can augment the team with a specialist later.
Rather, our responsibility as parents is to augment our kids' education with the technology available to us.
Nurses have been challenged to share responsibility with the legal system to augment the resources available to patients with liability-related injuries, crime victims, and perpetrators or suspects in police custody.
Augmenting the panel management responsibilities of clinicians with MAs is an especially promising innovation for resource-constrained CHCs.
The BLS could echo such efforts, emphasizing in their survey instructions the responsibility to record injuries among temporary workers and augmenting the survey forms to ease the reporting of these incidents.
That division is also taking responsibility for some of Microsoft's virtual-reality and augmented-reality development and products.
