Sentence examples for medicines of which from inspiring English sources

Voltaire complained, "Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which they know little, to cure diseases of which they know less, in human beings of whom they know nothing".

In 2005 the health service spent £11 billion $19 billionn) on medicines, of which £8 billion was on expensive branded drugs, mainly protected by patent, and £3 billion on the much cheaper generic versions that come on to the market once the patents expire.

There were 280 substandard medicines of which 222 were recalled.

There were 653 defective medicines of which 649 were substandard.

Herbal medicines constituted 51.8% of the self-medicated medicines, of which 48 (26.2%) were "Ororo Ogiri".

13 Fortunately, over the last 5 years, research in detection technologies has expanded with over 42 unique detection technologies available to address poor-quality medicines, of which over half are commercially available.

Similar to the broad category of anticonvulsants with many varieties targeting variable neurochemical pathways and channels with different responses and side effects, cannabis should also be thought of a broad category of medicine, of which further therapeutic delineations and disease targeting differentiations between strains is necessary.

All 30 agreed to participate, with 19 (63%) of these responding to round 1. Round 2 was sent out to all those originally invited (30 individuals) and 13 newly qualified specialists in emergency medicine, of which in total 24 panel members responded.

The use of traditional medicine, of which herbal medicine is a significant part, is relatively high in Africa: the World Health Organization (WHO) reported a prevalence of herbal medicine use of about 80% of the population [ 1].

[ 38, 39] We expanded the historical concept that women's health only relates to reproductive hormones and organs to issues of gender-related medicine of which both men and women can benefit.

In one instance, allergies could be recorded but these are required to be identified against each medicine; for example, a patient with a penicillin allergy would require an allergy marker being placed against each type of penicillin-based medicine (of which at least six are routinely used in community practice in England).