The use of antibiotics for "purposes other than for the advancement of animal or human health should not be considered judicious use," Dr. Sharfstein said in his written testimony.
Edward Kennedy (D-MA) has introduced a companion bill in the Senate), Principal Deputy FDA Commissioner Joshua Sharfstein said that "purposes other than for the advancement of animal or human health should not be considered judicious use," and should be prohibited.
Before ever we paused to consider such judicious opportunities, Snackwells had been invented -- and the era of low-fat junk food began.
[I]f a veterinarian determines, based on the client's production practices and herd health history, that cattle being transported or otherwise stressed are more likely to develop a certain bacterial infection, preventively treating these cattle with an antimicrobial approved for prevention of that bacterial infection would be considered a judicious use.
Within the limitations of this study, judicious use of platform-switched narrow implants with a conical connection must be considered an alternative for wide-diameter implants to restore a posterior edentulous region.
Germans remain wary of eurozone bailout efforts but give Mrs Merkel high marks for what they consider to be her judicious handling of the crisis.
Consider a careful and judicious thinker who consistently and scrupulously attends to his evidence in arriving at his beliefs.
Therefore, we consider that routine delirium assessment, judicious use of sedatives, and early removal of invasive devices (that is, catheters, drains, tubes) to be incorporated into the plan of care of critically ill adults.
For example, now that it is possible to establish a very intelligent eight-year old boy's decision-making capacities, we need to consider if it would be judicious to do so and if decision-making competent, to allow him to give informed consent.
Presently, paediatricians have to consider dysbiosis to be a new and serious reason for the judicious use of antibiotics in clinical practice.
