Sentence examples for recognised medically from inspiring English sources

"Afluenza" is not a condition which is recognised medically.

The eight primary care physicians were instructed verbally as well as by a printed A4 sheet on how to recognise medically unexplained symptoms, and identified patients with repeated consultations for such symptoms.

But perhaps the most pernicious treatments are those designed as interventions for syndromes that are not medically recognised.

And because such afflictions are not medically recognised, hawkers appear to offer desperate sufferers the chance to relief or cure, offering everything from juicers to ludicrously implausible electro-magnetic shields.

In the 20 years since its effects were first medically recognised, the immuno-deficiency virus is thought to have infected almost 60m of its primary host, people, and that number grows by 16,000 a day.

The word phobia is used far outside the medically recognised condition – indeed, in some instances it is a byword for something a person hates, rather than has an extreme fear of.

And he believes that, as the number of medically recognised conditions for which diagnosis rests almost exclusively on a patient's say-so increases post-traumatic stress dincreases post-traumaticopportunitiestressmalingerers will multiply.

If a Green film falls shiny side up, it will transpire to be a lyrical arthouse elegy such as his debut, George Washington, which led to the director being anointed the new Terrence Malick, or All the Real Girls, a faltering love story from that bygone age before its star, Zooey Deschanel, was a medically recognised allergen.

Of those, only one was in the group receiving the drugs.On June 5th, a little over three weeks after HPTN's announcement, AIDS will be 30 years old or, more accurately, it will be 30 years since America's Centres for Disease Control and Prevention reported a cluster of unusual infections in Los Angeles that were the first medically recognised cases.

But EHS is not medically recognised in the US.

Only those who have medically recognised qualifications and training and should carry out cosmetic procedures, such as breast surgery, liposuction and Botox treatment, and in a registered clinic with resuscitation equipment on hand in the event of an emergency, it recommends.