Sentence examples for medical values from inspiring English sources

Another example: Analyses of the medicalization of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) highlight medical values that cast disruptive, inattentive behaviour of children into a mental or brain disorder with treatments: the efficiency of drug therapy, the interests and profits of drug companies, and control of children's behaviour (of interest to classmates, teachers, and parents) (5).

Her more theoretical aim is to shift the idea of autonomy roughly, patients and clinical subjects deciding for themselves from centre stage, as autonomy often conflicts with other medical values such as preventing harm and improving health.

Ginger shows high agricultural and medical values, but is severely susceptible to various diseases.

Less initial attention was given to interconnections between these issues and more pervasive bioethical concerns such as the limits of physician authority, conflicts between commercial interests and patient wellbeing, or the conflation of moral and medical values.

She told the Today programme on BBC Radio 4: "I am surprised that they haven't been able to find someone within the NHS... and somewhat concerned that this is the Tory-Lib Dem government trying to install American medical values".

She is by no means a square after all, she's married to my stoner brother Bhai but no matter how much anecdotal evidence or how many miraculous YouTube videos I showed her, I couldn't sell her on weed's medical values.

In 1970, psychedelic drugs were classified as drugs of abuse, with no medical value.

It is no surprise that the Food and Drug Administration dismissed the medical value of cannabis.

"The fact is there is absolutely no medical value in circumcising girls," she says.

Thus, early in its modern history, the French government lectured mothers on the medical value of dietary control.

Will Mr. Bush also ignore the National Institutes of Health report on the dazzling medical value of embryonic stem cell research?