Sentence examples for rejected treatment from inspiring English sources

In a conversation in the practice's new offices in Southfield, she said the problem was instead a permissive society and a narcissistic patient who had rejected treatment.

Since then, he has met men through his prostate support group - subsidised by South of the Border - who have rejected treatment rather than go through the side-effects.

Breast cancer was diagnosed after a close examination; however, close observation was selected because her family rejected treatment.

Seven patients accepted and 11 rejected treatment.

On average, each patient offered two reasons for or against therapy regardless of whether they ultimately accepted or rejected treatment.

Eleven patients rejected treatment, offering 9 (average of 2 per patient) unique reasons against initiating bisphosphonates (most common: side effects 39% and distrust of medications in general 33%).

The videos were achingly sincere, with Bell tramping through washed-out forests and airports and alleys, gazing meaningfully into the camera; many of them look like rejected treatments for Coldplay videos.

One idea was that even though a patient might reject treatment, this rejection would not be representative of the patient's 'true' will, i.e. what the patient would prefer if not afflicted.

Until then, it seemed certain that some residents of Jene-Wonde would continue to reject treatment.

Doctors spend so many years perfecting their complex skills that they may feel demeaned if a patient rejects treatment.

In a sign of the government's new benefits regime – which lies at the heart of Iain Duncan Smith's cost-cutting welfare changes – staff in Jobcentre Plus offices will be encouraged to cut the jobseeker's allowance of claimants who reject treatment for addiction.