Sentence examples for new and effective treatment from inspiring English sources

The present study may provide the basis for new and effective treatment as well as prevention programs for inflammatory disorders.

In the end, these kinds of studies may tell us more about how depression itself works, and the neurobiology behind it, than present a new and effective treatment for depression.

35 By developing a new and effective treatment of those with co-infection, several million dollars could be saved over the remaining lifetime of those currently infected.

Studies have also shown that physicians who engage in CPD are more likely to accept new and effective treatment modalities and discontinue use of existing lower-benefit practices resulting in improved patient outcomes [ 4].

Although there has been intense research on the pathophysiology of CAP and its severe forms, such as ARDS, only slight improvements in new and effective treatment strategies have occurred.

Stroke medicine has developed dramatically in recent years with the emergence of new and effective treatment methods and increasing attention paid to implementation of clinical guidelines for treatment and rehabilitation of stroke patients.

Medication compliance is a common problem due to adverse side effects and new and effective treatments that have minimal side effects are needed for the treatment of anxiety and depression.

It is hoped that as knowledge emerges on the causes and consequences of uremia, we are embarking on an era not only of new insights but also new and effective treatments for patients with the ill effects of uremia.

The need for new and effective treatments for dementia remains indisputably high.

With increasing world population, diseases and health issues are also increasing resulting in the demand for new and effective treatments.

Stem cell research therefore makes it possible to contemplate new and effective treatments and cures for diseases that have afflicted mankind over centuries - from Parkinson's and Alzheimer's to conditions such as cancer that affect every family.