Sentence examples for official physician from inspiring English sources

Most notably, A-Rod retained the expertise of Michael Gross, an orthopedic surgeon at Hackensack University Medical Center, who in a round of interviews said that his examination of A-Rod's MRI showed no evidence of the quad strain diagnosed by the team's official physician.

President Donald Trump may be in overall good health, but on Tuesday's broadcast of "The Daily Show," host Trevor Noah posed one question to the White House's official physician, Ronny Jackson: "No heart problems, no dementia, no dentures… but did you test for racism?" The news that Trump was declared completely sane made Noah "even more worried".

The letter -- signed by 25 researchers, government officials, physicians and advocates for AIDS patients and prevention -- asks African-Americans to "educate ourselves about H.I.V. vaccine research efforts" and "build mutual trust" with experts in the field.

The advisory committee's 22 members include representatives of federal agencies, state and city officials, physicians and research scientists, Surgeon General Regina Benjamin, a caregiver, advocacy group members and David Hyde Pierce.

This line of research can help health officials, physicians, hospitals in reacting to epidemics faster and work to stop them better (faster) than with traditional methods used today such as the CDC or MOH reports.

AIDS officials, physicians, and activists say they are perplexed by the decision, in which the South African government last month said it would not provide AZT to pregnant women in any publicly funded health program.

The moon shot means to double the rate of cancer research progress by increasing data accessibility among private industries, government officials, physicians, and philanthropists.

For example, disease-specific and health systems knowledge, and sufficient standing to collaborate with government officials, physicians and researchers are important.

An analysis of the resulting interview transcripts led us to identify four groups (politicians and government officials, physicians, administrators, and patients) with a role to play in effectively responding to the problematic outflow of patients from Mongolia.

While there are several surveillance systems offering alerts and news browsing (Hartley et al., 2010), to the best of our knowledge there are only a few databases where researchers, government health officials, physicians and public health practitioners can look for historical event data which are updated in real time.

An online map of CKD hotspots around the world will feature the reviewed hotspots, highlighting known or suspected causes as well as ongoing projects to unravel the cause and providing a directory of public health officials, physicians and basic scientists involved in these efforts.