Sentence examples for medically recommended for from inspiring English sources

An earlier version said an abortion had been medically recommended for Savita Halappanavar.

The combined results from both studies are in agreement with other studies that have examined the cost of waiting longer than medically recommended for treatment and found that longer wait times impose costs not only for the patients themselves, but also the economy as a whole [ 27].

They also allegedly refused to give her daily doses of methadone, the medically recommended treatment for opioid-addicted pregnant women, and instead gave her Tylenol 3, which contains codeine, a drug her lawsuit claims can endanger the health of the baby when taken in the third trimester.

They expressed an array of views about diabetes that included few medically recommended procedures for management, and their ideas ranged from fatalistic (e.g., diabetes as unresponsive to dietary changes) to folk treatments (e.g., water to dilute or remove sugar).

(less than 2.3 grams is the medically recommended amount for those under 50).[12].

In certain cases, DS are medically recommended (e.g., folic acid for women of child-bearing age [ 13]).

If this analysis were adjusted using the more accurate breastfeeding data now available, adjusted for inflation and raised to the medically recommended rates, the true figure would be over $14 billion per year.

Only a third of mothers breastfeed exclusively for three months, let alone the year medically recommended.

His spokesman is ­calling it "medically recommended ­preventive surgery", but opera ­lovers who paid up to £210 for a ticket now fear they've missed hearing ­Domingo's singular tenor voice for the last time.

For example, I was recently involved in a matter in which a 95-year-old man who had been in a hospital for weeks had been sent to rehabilitation by his doctors and the hospital, yet the (major) insurer involved refused to consent to the widely medically recommended proposed course of treatment.

That brought bacon and eggs back into fashion and added more weight to the idea that breakfast was not only very important but medically recommended.