Sentence examples for prescribed enough from inspiring English sources

In the poor world, of course, they are still not prescribed enough because they seem expensive.

So in July of 2012, a year when U.S. doctors prescribed enough opioids to give every adult a bottle, I picked up and left.

The Detail report found that GPs in Northern Ireland prescribed enough to give every patient in Northern Ireland a 27-day supply, as compared to enough to give a 10-day supply in England and a 19-day supply in Wales.

Last year, American doctors prescribed enough opioids to give every American adult a one-month supply.

For diabetic patients, who are under the care of primary care physicians/family doctors in the primary care clinics of HA, there is usually a 3 to 4 months (12 16 weeks) time period between each follow-up consultation, and the patient will be prescribed enough chronic medications (including anti-diabetic drugs) to last the period between the follow up consultations.

Your GP will be happy to prescribe enough for the trip.

The vascular surgeon then in charge of the case failed to prescribe enough blood-thinning medication, standard treatment in a case like his, Mr. Rushford said.

The pontiff says he was saved after a nun tripled his dose of antibiotics after she realised his doctor was not prescribing enough.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, nearly 60 opioid prescriptions per every 100 Americans are still written annually, and medical providers in 16percentt of U.S. counties continue to prescribe enough opioids for every resident to have a prescription.

But Dr. Payne said that if the claim of low demand is true, it may be another symptom of the larger problem, that pain is inadequately treated in minority groups, in large part because doctors do not prescribe enough medicine.

A jury in Alameda County has awarded $1.5 million to the family of a man who accused his doctor of not prescribing enough pain medication during a battle with lung cancer.