Sentence examples for endorsed doctors from inspiring English sources

We have endorsed doctors to other families.

A paper, published a decade ago, endorsed doctors' right to avoid discussing Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP).

The agency's decision endorses doctors' use of Botox to treat patients who suffer from a severe form of migraine involving headaches on at least 15 days a month.

Hospitals should not be subverting breast-feeding by implying that infant formula is endorsed by doctors, nurses and hospitals.

Behind the News -- The dietary supplements had been strongly endorsed by doctors as a means to help ward off osteoporosis after menopause.

In a December letter to colleagues, Ryan and Woodburn criticized the series of unsigned Ventura Physician Newsletters apparently endorsed by dissenting doctors and circulated since last May to the medical staff.

It can be defined as contracts endorsed between village doctors and rural citizens in the household units, which facilitate the doctors in providing more demand-tailored public health services like general practitioners.

These recommendations have been endorsed by nutritionists, doctors, and public health officials.

The organisation representing Britain's hospital doctors endorsed the new study's conclusions.

Although major medical groups have endorsed thrombolytic therapy, doctors, concerned about the potential to harm patients, have been slow to adopt it.

(Bear in mind we'd just emerged from the period in which doctors endorsed cigarettes and few people could yet conceive of the government lying to us or allowing food manufacturers to do us any harm. Really).