Sentence examples for declining prescription from inspiring English sources

Lilly says Strattera's drop-off is due to wholesalers drawing down inventory and declining prescription trends.

In group B there was a trend towards a declining prescription of antibiotics during intervention (p-value: 0.049).

He declined prescriptions for proton pump inhibitors or antibiotics on discharge.

The mother counsels HIV-positive pregnant women to decline prescriptions believed to prevent passing the virus to a fetus and she advocates breast feeding, something researchers have found transmits HIV from an infected mother to a newborn child.

The flattening curve — along with declining opioid prescription rates and survey data suggesting far fewer Americans tried heroin last year and more got addiction treatment — is the first encouraging news in a while.

In September 2007, attempting to reverse declining antidepressant prescriptions in young people, an American Journal of Psychiatry study unjustifiably concluded that increased suicide was caused by decreased antidepressant use.

Berenson and Carey refuted a September 2007 American Journal of Psychiatry article that had claimed an increase in the youth suicide rate in 2004 was related to declining antidepressant prescriptions for that group (caused by the FDA warning).

Of those who had asked, it appears that approximately half of practitioners had agreed to prescribe a longer amount, with the other half declining to extend the prescription when asked.

Still by 2011, 674 (36.5%) patients of this cohort were receiving this regimen but prescriptions were declining from a maximum of 1080 (61.4%) since 2009 (p for trend <0.001).

If those who dropped out from the study before wave 3 or contributed to only one of waves 3, 5, or 7 were more likely to report non-collection of prescription medication, then the true population relationship between prescription deferral and declining health would be stronger than found in this study.

But cutting costs faster than revenues decline is no prescription for long-term success.