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Discover LudwigThe phrase "refused treatment" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means that someone has chosen not to receive medical care or intervention. Example: The patient was in critical condition but refused treatment, despite the doctor's recommendation to undergo surgery.
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A fourth refused treatment.
She refused treatment.
This person, we're told, refused treatment.
He refused treatment at the scene.
But he refused treatment, insisting divorce was the only cure.
He refused treatment and died for his beliefs.
Six were treated at New Island Hospital in Bethpage, and two others refused treatment.
One thing that made the guy weird, the bartender said: he'd refused treatment.
Another worker, who was also injured in the collapse, refused treatment.
After she refused treatment, the medical team met to discuss her case.
Hospitals are prohibited from turning away anyone who will be endangered by being refused treatment.
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