Sentence examples for spread medical from inspiring English sources

Nott, for his part, trained almost every trauma surgeon on the opposition side of Aleppo, as part of a daring effort to spread medical knowledge as the government strives to eradicate it.

Faced with this first emergence of cholera in Madagascar and its rapid spread, medical authorities reacted immediately by using doxycycline as chemoprophylaxis (contrary to World Health Organization recommendations [ 7 ]), probably because of its easy availability.

Four miles of public beaches in Lavallette and Dover Township reopened last weekend after the authorities determined that spreading medical waste was not as threatening as originally feared.

To minimise the chances of the disease spreading, medical officials said extra care will be taken to identify and eliminate possible mosquito breeding grounds.

After the authorities closed four miles of public beach on the Jersey Shore last Friday because of spreading medical waste, New Jersey officials said yesterday that the waste was not as threatening as originally feared.

Lifeline's goal is to eventually make itself obsolete by spreading medical prevention advice across India.

In order to stop Ebola from spreading, medical authorities have to be able to trace back an infected person's movements and contacts.

Describing neurology as the field of medicine that studies the brain, spine, and peripheral nerves, he claimed it was "no narrow specialty but a wide-spread medical science finding its sphere of activity in many of the common afflictions affecting mankind".

A strain of "super-gonorrhoea" first detected in Leeds last year and highly resistant to medication has spread, prompting medical professionals on Sunday to voice their "huge concern".

During the Middle Ages, European Jews were instrumental in the spread of medical knowledge, translating many important early medical treatises from Arabic into Hebrew and other languages.

Worries about infectious disease being spread by medical tourists are common in public discussions of the medical tourism industry in a number of countries, including Canada [ 1, 15].