Sentence examples for dubious treatment from inspiring English sources

To some scientists, that lapse was less damning than what they saw as Lehrer's dubious treatment of the studies he wrote about.

In 2016, 21-year-old Wei Zexi died of cancer after receiving dubious treatment from a Putian hospital.

Lila introduces us to Mathew Shurka, a 25-year-old New Yorker who, as an adolescent, was forced to undergo the dubious treatment.

Instead, the women found themselves in a much murkier situation, receiving dubious treatment at a clinic that was almost entirely unregulated.

Others hawked dubious treatments.

Seeking the dubious treatments of high-priced quacks in Melbourne (offering ozone saunas with electrodes and coffee enemas), Nicola calls her Melbourne friend Helen — "Hel" for short — and invites herself over for a three-week stay.

A note of urgent anger enters his fluid, crisp recitation when he speaks of the dubious treatments marketed to the desperately ill, who then spend the last of their days in a "futile search for a cure".

The 1990s saw a spate of lawsuits from patients subjected to dubious treatments for multiple personality disorder they said they didn't have, and many began to believe that DID was not so much treated by psychiatrists but induced by them through the power of suggestion.

In days of yore, a contra-baldness intervention would have meant wearing a hairpiece, undergoing some dubious holistic treatment or, at the very least, owning an unseemly collection of hats.

Try a dubious hair treatment.

This includes not only experimental therapies, but also toxic "proven" chemotherapies, dubious herbal treatments and long-term mechanical life support.