Sentence examples for whose clinic from inspiring English sources

Dr. Morton, whose clinic treats close to 600 children, said early diagnosis would head off significant damage in a majority of cases.

The doctor, whose clinic is situated in an upscale residential area, treated more than 200 cases of typhoid fever in the first week of September.

People in Sorave, whose clinic had just gotten a nurse qualified to prescribe AIDS drugs, offered a nuanced view of the president's record.

After begging the school nurses to let me see a dermatologist, I was sent for an appointment with Dr. Judge, whose clinic signage pronounced him a specialist in "Skin Diseases and Leprosy".

Three abortion facilities — all in the Kansas City area — remain open in Kansas since the killing in 2009 of Dr. George R. Tiller, the state's best-known abortion provider, whose clinic had operated out of Wichita.

The Food and Drug Administration's approval of the abortion pill RU-486 only drew more attention to Dr. Carhart, whose clinic has, for the last five years, been one of 14 test sites in the country for the drug and has prescribed it about once a week.

Its doctors, whose clinics dot the local streets, their lab-test boxes as common as lawn ornaments, speak Urdu, Tagalog, Arabic and Spanish.

Elizabeth Toledo, a spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood Federation of America, whose clinics provide many of the nation's abortions, said, "Medication abortion is extremely safe and effective".

The Carrick Brain Center, like Florida's Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies and Brain Balance Centers, are linked to Ted Carrick, a specialist in "chiropractic neurology" whose clinics have treated athletes such as NHL star Sidney Crosby and former football player Darren Woodson.

In the latest outrage, the state Department of Health on Sept. 9 ordered some 60 county health agencies, whose clinics treat large numbers of poor and uninsured people, to bar from their premises counselors, or "navigators," seeking to inform people how to enroll in insurance plans and get subsidies under the health reform law.

The roughly 3,000 U.S. military personnel who accepted deployment to Liberia as part of their jobs, and whose clinic-building mission will be complete soon.