Sentence examples for doctors to develop from inspiring English sources

"We keep waiting for doctors to develop a miracle cure".

At a briefing for reporters, leading cancer experts called the new report a landmark paper that would transform the treatment of oropharyngeal cancers and challenge doctors to develop new treatment options for patients with HPV-negative tumors.

INSIDE PITCH David Wright (stress fracture) is scheduled to fly to Los Angeles on Monday to visit Dr. Robert Watkins, a back specialist who will work in conjunction with team doctors to develop a treatment plan for him.

Richard D. Marks, a lawyer at the firm of Davis Wright Tremaine, said the 1996 law "will accelerate the use of information technology in the delivery of health care and will be a catalyst for hospitals and doctors to develop e-commerce strategies".

The relapses are also another sign of the critical need for doctors to develop a diagnostic test for SARS, as Hong Kong hospitals have been releasing patients who no longer show symptoms even though the hospitals have no way to determine whether the patients still have the virus in their bodies.

The United Kingdom is one of the countries chosen by Spanish doctors to develop their job.

Charlie has quit full-time doctoring to develop the appropriately named Nimbus, a robot that allows surgeons to operate from remote locations.

She evokes the "magical and ridiculous" atmosphere of her quirky upbringing in a beautifully described Africa, as well as the struggles of her father, a doctor, to develop cheap remedies to slow the progress of early-stage AIDS.

Also, the treatment of mental disorders entails more than just prescription of medicines; it also requires the doctor to develop a strong bond with the patient, and to counsel the patients regarding alternative treatment options.

Before taking any medication for your diabetes, talk to your doctor to develop a plan that takes all treatment options (including diet and exercise) into account.

Producers of medical devices — hardware like heart pacemakers and artificial hips — have long insisted that their financial contributions to teaching hospitals are meant to educate doctors, not to develop new customers for their products.