Sentence examples for be better treated with from inspiring English sources
Diabetes is only one of many chronic diseases that could be better treated with patient engagement, motivation, and self-management.
The tumor board found that five of the patients recommended for mastectomy were good candidates for breast conservation surgery, and that two women recommended for breast conservation would be better treated with mastectomy.
Proper patient selection is critical, because preoperative findings of medial column joint instability, concomitant hallux valgus deformity, or degenerative joint disease of the medial column might be better treated with arthrodesis of the naviculocuneiform or first tarsometatarsal joints.
In Kristian O'Hare's "Like Poetry," a young man's new doctor (Andrew Dawson) thinks his sadness and loneliness can be better treated with ginseng, kava kava, a mélange of other nutritional supplements, one Walt Whitman poem a day and frequent visits to the past.
Patients with a higher grade of osteoarthritis (>2) may be better treated with arthroplasty.
Alternatively, these tumors might be better treated with crosslinking chemotherapeutic agents rather than standard taxanes.
Heart disease is better treated with a Mediterranean-style diet than cholesterol-lowering drugs, it has been claimed.
These afflictions are better treated with nasal steroids, like Rhinocort or Flonase, which build up their action over time to control chronic stuffiness without the risk of rebound or significant side effects.
Doctors who exceed their cap are simply denied reimbursement, something that forces them to prescribe less effective invasive procedures for problems that would have been better treated with drugs.
