Sentence examples for medications instead of from inspiring English sources

He got one; today, Luis is undergoing a therapy that involves four medications (instead of three), yet involves only five pills a day.

Second, some of these patients could use over-the-counter (OTC) medications instead of prescription drugs to manage the headache, subsequently biasing our claims-based analyses.

"Just imagine if all the diabetic medications, instead of decreasing blood sugar, increased blood sugar," says Jianren Mao, a physician and pain researcher at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston who has studied hyperalgesia in rodents and people for more than 20 years.

Morris Pineda of Alameda, Calif., says that learning it was cheaper for him to pay out-of-pocket for his prescription medications instead of putting in a claim with his insurance company came as a "slap in the face".

Roughly one-third of those visits could be expected to result in prescriptions for systemic antimicrobial medications, instead of recommended topical antimicrobials [ 25], equivalent to 98,967 antimicrobial prescriptions (299, 900 × 1 3 ) attributable to swimming in natural waters.

The effect on costs of polypharmacy during hospitalization as found here is larger than in two previous studies [ 4, 15], probably due to the more expensive medical treatments included in this study, e.g. chemotherapy and the fact that the effect found represent 5 or more medications instead of one.

Safe to say Stacey should have taken her medication instead of worrying about what people might say about her being on medication.

Since then, he has had no hospital visits and no asthma attacks, and takes only one medication instead of five.

Behind the scenes he claims CiWF is actually a refuge for disaffected vets who are upset that their ethics are being compromised or disillusioned by giving out medication instead of treating animals.

They are setting up ways of treating common illnesses such as conjunctivitis and urine infections more quickly, and encourage people to see a nurse practitioner, who can diagnose and prescribe medication, instead of a GP.

While some children may well benefit from drug therapy, many critics say Americans generally are too quick to embrace medication instead of discipline or lifestyle changes for treatment of A.D.H.D.