Sentence examples for now prescribed from inspiring English sources

Another factor working against broad use is that aromatase inhibitors are now prescribed by oncologists.

The US began to follow the path now prescribed by British commentators at the end of the last century.

They are called volunteers because they volunteer to face the penalties of imprisonment and whipping which are now prescribed by the legislature for such acts.

SSRIs are now prescribed for homesickness, eating disorders, PMS, household pets who scratch too much, chronic joint pain, and ordinary grief.

A class of hormone-blocking drugs called aromatase inhibitors was more effective in preventing breast cancer recurrence in women past menopause than was tamoxifen, a medication now prescribed by many doctors, researchers reported yesterday.

The drug, best known by its trade name, Neurontin, but now prescribed generically as gabapentin, was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 1994 to treat epileptic seizures.

Since 2006, the extended Nurse Prescriber Formulary has been discontinued and qualified independent nurse prescribers can now prescribe all licensed medicines from the British National Formulary including some controlled drugs [ 3].

Doctors can now prescribe the devices, but how effective are they?

The disease centers say doctors should now prescribe ceftriaxone, sold as Rocephin, which is injected once into a muscle.

In America, some doctors now prescribe Prozac to treat obesity - though it hasn't been approved for this purpose.

Indeed, many doctors now prescribe apps, rather than drugs, so that patients can keep abreast of treatment protocols.