Sentence examples for treatment that help from inspiring English sources

David Chiu, board president San Mateo County Population 704,000 Current Budget $345 million Projected deficit $125 million "We are interested in maintaining prevention activities, such as drug treatment, that help reduce costs".

The Atelier de Restauration et de Conservation des Photographies de la Ville de Paris ("Center for the Restoration and Conservation of Photographs of the City of Paris," or, thankfully, ARCP, for short) establishes the standards of treatment that help preserve the photographs stored in the city's museums, libraries and archives.

Another study showed that a new type of treatment that helps the immune system "see" a tumor helped children with neuroblastoma, a rare but deadly cancer of the nervous system that strikes mainly toddlers.

One maker of sun-blocking window films, Solar Gard, says it has a solution: a nearly clear window treatment that helps to beat the heat by limiting the amount of infrared radiation that enters the car.

While it is true that effects of trauma can last for a lifetime if untreated, there is an effective treatment that helps the majority of patients with post-traumatic stress disorder.

After a night of treatment that helped diminish his lower back pain, Woods felt good enough during the second round of the Tour Championship to shoot a four-under-par 67, leaving him five strokes off the lead.

But scientists say the treatment that helped Mr. Ludwig, described recently in The New England Journal of Medicine and Science Translational Medicine, may signify a turning point in the long struggle to develop effective gene therapies against cancer.

The treatment that helped Ms Horton is called eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) and helps people to process traumatic memories.

That's not to say it's the right option for everyone, just that at the time it was the only treatment that helped me, and for that I am very thankful.

Mother of two, Kaye, went for "laser vaginal rejuvenation" – which is exactly what it sounds like: a laser-based treatment that helps to fight dryness and firm up the vagina.

Research suggests that negative stereotypes is still a large problem when it comes to mental illness, and that stigma acts as a barrier to proper treatment -- treatment that helps the nearly one in four people who experience a mental health disorder live healthy and productive lives.