Sentence examples for fund treatment from inspiring English sources

The Joiners became an east London landmark, known for wild nights and good turns, such as helping fund treatment for asylum seekers with HIV.

One of the problems in the US is that the military will fund treatment for PTSD but is less enthusiastic about investing in treatment of other mental illnesses.

He agreed it would be "a brilliant idea" if the policing costs of "nicking people for possession" were instead used to fund treatment and drug education programmes.

But now that the musician is on the road to recovery, "he has expressed a wish to use his influence" to support other addicts, and may even launch a trust "[to] fund treatment places".

If we are to begin to help patients actually heal from schizophrenia, however, we must begin to fund treatment centers where the environmental causes of schizophrenia might be uncovered and addressed through practical therapeutic interventions.

Screening younger women, while possibly saving Leanne, would not only cause greater harm for many women but would also leave the health service less able to fund treatment for people with other health problems.

Dozens of families are clashing with the NHS over its refusal to fund treatments for a devastating children's cancer that are not available in Britain.

"The geneticists expect Down syndrome to disappear," Costa says, "so why fund treatments?" Alan Guttmacher, director of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, denies that this is the calculus used by his organization.

At the last general election, science writer Michael Brooks stood for parliament in the constituency held by Tory MP David Tredinnick, who believes the NHS should fund treatments that have not been scientifically proven, such as radionics and homeopathy.

This money will fund treatments and prevention for these diseases, as well as research aimed at eradicating them altogether.

A diagnosis can bring relief and validation, but it also brings a slew of medical bills to fund treatments, trips, hospital stays and prescriptions.