Sentence examples for be recognised and treated from inspiring English sources

At the same time there has been a transformation in individuals' willingness and society's readiness to accept that the resulting anguish is not something inherent in the human condition – but often a form of malady that should be recognised and treated.

Even larger Spigelian hernias might not be recognised and treated appropriately.

Whenever she took me downtown to do the groceries or get our nails done, she'd be recognised and treated like a star.

30 For treatment success, pain and depression should be recognised and treated from the outset.

Although SAH represents a very small percentage of those patients admitted to the ED, it is a life-threatening condition that needs to be recognised and treated immediately.

However, for pregnant women admitted to hospital with active migraines, modifiable cardiovascular risk factors and complications of pregnancy such as pre-eclampsia, should be recognised and treated.

Most cases were recognised and treated appropriately within 3 hours.

It is imperative therefore, that depression in patients with T2DM is recognised and treated given the adverse outcomes associated with such comorbidity.

The behavioural and psychiatric symptoms of dementia are typically treated with antipsychotics or sedatives which may be unnecessary and harmful if the underlying stimulus such as pain is recognised and treated accordingly.

This Consensus Statement is one of the actions taken by the European Network Adult ADHD in order to support the clinician with research evidence and clinical experience from 18 European countries in which ADHD in adults is recognised and treated.

But despite the availability of effective MDD treatments, such as face-to-face cognitive-behaviour therapy, behavioural activation therapy or problem-solving therapy [ 12- 14] less than half of depressed patients are recognised and treated [ 15].