Sentence examples for difficult treatments from inspiring English sources

But injured workers who are put on high doses of the drugs can develop chronic pain and face years of difficult treatments.

Under pressure from patients, hospitals and lawmakers, insurers have been paying for these very costly and difficult treatments, with the result that few women have been willing to participate in clinical studies in which some would be assigned to a control group and get conventional treatments.

His possible salvation would come only from multiple, sometimes difficult, treatments that included an expensive new drug to stimulate platelet growth, chemotherapy to kill the antibodies he'd developed that kept attacking his own blood, drugs to treat his low blood pressure, and multiple transfusions of platelets and red cells just to keep him alive.

Children with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) face significant hurdles regarding health-related quality of life (HRQOL) related to the chronic relapsing nature of the condition, unpredictable disease course and difficult treatments [1, 2, 3].

For instance, in the case of cancer, it may improve the patient's ability to comply with difficult treatments.

It's a line of defense that may not hold, as the emergence of increasingly drug-resistant TB strains threaten to turn difficult treatments into obsolete ones.

So a detailed diagnosis is difficult; treatment still quite basic and a full cure elusive.

The pressure was really on as I had to work twice as hard through a difficult treatment process to prove my worth.

He said inner city areas had been singled out for "brutally difficult treatment".

Sarkar (1998) presents a sophisticated (and technically quite difficult) treatment of arguments against heritability.

Other issues e.g. age, poor soft tissues, comorbidities, antibiotic-resistant microorganisms can complicate this already difficult treatment group as well.