Sentence examples for better treated with from inspiring English sources

Perhaps I would even have been better treated with an oestrogen patch than an antidepressant.

Heart disease is better treated with a Mediterranean-style diet than cholesterol-lowering drugs, it has been claimed.

It was because they were much better treated, with regular periods out of the front line.

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.

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.

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.

Shigellae in Thailand are uniformly sensitive to quinolones, but dysentery and travelers' diarrhea in Thailand are predominantly caused by quinolone-resistant campylobacter rather than shigella and are thus better treated empirically with macrolides.

Men in nomadic society believe that reproductive health needs are better treated at home and with other females.

Studies indicate that up to 50percentt of patients feel they are getting better when treated with placebos.

Most such patients might better be treated with drugs to lower their cholesterol levels, control their blood pressure and prevent blood clots, or should adopt a healthier life style by giving up smoking, eating heart-healthy foods and exercising.

Will infants with an inflammation signature do better if treated with anti-inflammatory drugs (for example, corticosteroids)?