Sentence examples for treatment that includes from inspiring English sources

I looked into reproductive immunology, a non-conventional treatment that includes steroid and blood-plasma injections.

It is a long, tough treatment that includes self-administered injections, daily tablets and a number of uncomfortable side-effects.

Rather than being introduced as part of a comprehensive treatment that includes psychotherapy, it is often used in its place.

Bronson said if Delgado has a slight tear, it is possible he could manage the condition through nonsurgical treatment that includes rest, anti-inflammatory medication and physical therapy.

"These usually get better with conservative treatment that includes an anti-inflammatory," said Hecht, who was speaking generally and had no direct knowledge of Hughes's case.

More elaborate treatments run from $85 for a 50-minute lavender body polish to $225 for a Spirit of Life ayurvedic treatment that includes both a Bindi balancing mixture of exfoliation with light-oil massage and a Shirodhara treatment in which oil is dripped onto one's forehead and then massaged into the scalp.

Mr. Ford was admitted to the neurological intensive care unit and, after a day of treatment that included blood-thinning drugs, doctors reported that he was doing much better and could expect a full recovery.

· In a notorious City case, Tullett & Tokyo Liberty employee Laurent Weinberger won more than £100,000 in out-of-court settlement for accusations of treatment that included being made to wear Nazi uniform as a punishment and months of anti-Semitic abuse.

On Monday, Kobe refused tests on the ankle (or foot — there's some discrepancy as to just what part of the body is hurt), opting instead for treatment that included electrostimulation, which began as soon as the plane ride home.

He had been undergoing treatment for osteosarcoma, a fatal bone cancer — treatment that included chemotherapy and radiation — and it seemed to be working.

"Some came from detainees subjected to enhanced techniques," Mr. Morell wrote, using the C.I.A.'s euphemism for harsh and sometimes brutal treatment that included waterboarding.