Sentence examples for getting adequate treatment from inspiring English sources

"Too many of these people are not getting adequate treatment that definitely is beneficial," Dr. Ott said.

Millions of Americans with chronic disease like diabetes or high blood pressure are not getting adequate treatment because they are among the nation's growing ranks of uninsured.

Kumar and Agrawal in their study on BID of maternal deaths showed most common cause of death was postpartum hemorrhage (54.68%) followed by hypertension (15.62%) and the most common cause of delay was delay in getting adequate treatment (56.25%) (Kumar and Agrawal 2016).

F2 Portsmouth 1 Although it was repeatedly acknowledged that the clinics were very busy, which had the knock-on effect of increased waiting times, patients felt that they were getting adequate treatment overall.

If we could find a fit for him, and he could get adequate treatment, I think he would be extremely productive to society".

I am now thinking that I may launch a charity fund in Latvia, a cancer fund to get better treatment for the elderly… It's absurd how it is now in Latvia, that you cannot get adequate treatment and medicine.

However, the challenges in maintaining wastewater infrastructure mean that water is channelled away from the households and industries but could fail to get adequate treatment before re-entering the water courses.

The closing of hospitals and clinics in and around Monrovia has been one of the major factors increasing the deadly Ebola virus death rate because people who are coming down with the symptoms of malaria, high blood pressure, diabetes and diarrhoea are not able to get adequate treatment with the closure of health facilities.

The child's parents were unable to get adequate treatment for their son's condition.

Johnson's attorney said the 80-year-old doctor has stage 4 bladder cancer and can't get adequate treatment in county jail.

(Remember in as As Good As It Gets, Helen Hunt's asthmatic child only gets adequate treatment when a national specialist visits her home, as Hunt curses HMOs, the villains!).