Sentence examples for treating a cold from inspiring English sources

While not treating a cold or flu might be the best thing to do, I would be very concerned that [in future] a GP or hospital doctor might think twice about whether ordering an investigation for the patient to get a diagnosis, such as a scan or x-ray, is needed or not," she added.

Martina Hingis said she would take nothing but Tylenol and water to treat a cold.

He was in the public hospital recovering from a heart attack when he was given medicine to treat a cold.

No, not me — nothing like a 13-hour flight from Moscow to Houston to treat a cold.

We step around each other with exaggerated politeness, carefully broaching subtle but loaded disagreements about how to treat a cold or a disciplinary crisis.

That may be bad for their nerves, but it makes them less likely to be become marinated in power.That said, it is foolish to treat a cold as a cancer.

There is now a juggernaut of evidence indicating that vitamin C does little to prevent or treat a cold, but for centuries Ecuadorian Indians have feasted on acerola cherries as a preventative measure, while the Seminole Indians gargle with grapefruit juice.

Could he please run one more term, if only to finish the fight against poverty that he started 28 years ago, fix the roads whose funds his ministers already spent on personal projects and put drugs in hospitals his family would not trust to treat a cold or to deliver a first daughter's baby.

In the 21st Century, however, few are likely to treat a cold as a leisure break.

One subject (35 year old female) treated a cold sore with L-lysine 500 mgs over 4 days during week 4. Repeated measures analyses using SPSS GLM was used to analyse the baseline and final scores for safety measures for the full factorial model of smoking status, gender and smoking status by gender interaction.

Drink the tea while still warm to help treat a cold, cough, or upper respiratory infection.