I. adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a health/medical centre (= where there are several doctors you can see for medical treatment )
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The village has a small school and a health centre.
a health/medical check
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People over 60 should have regular medical checks.
a health/medical clinic
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Test results from a health clinic are available in about three weeks.
a health/medical problem
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Have you ever suffered from any of these health problems?
a law/medical/chemistry etc student
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Approximately 40% of law students are women.
a legal/medical term
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The site provides a glossary of legal terms.
a medical appointment
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Children sometimes miss school because of medical appointments.
a medical card (= one that proves who you are when you change doctors )
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You will need to bring your medical card.
a medical certificate
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You can get a medical certificate that shows which vaccinations you've had.
a medical condition
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She has an unusual medical condition.
a medical device
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The company makes medical devices that use laser technology for correcting eye disorders.
a medical diagnosis (= given by a doctor )
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The company manufactures monitoring equipment for medical diagnosis.
a medical establishment (= a hospital )
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New employees must undergo an examination at a medical establishment nominated by the Company.
a medical examination
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We need to do a further medical examination.
a medical inspection
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Schoolchildren had to undergo a compulsory medical inspection.
a medical/hospital drama (= about events in a hospital )
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He played a doctor in the US medical drama 'ER'.
a medical/legal/financial etc expert (= someone who has special skills related to a particular job or subject )
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Medical experts agree that screening can prevent deaths from breast cancer.
a political/medical/military etc career
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The scandal ruined his political career.
a scientific/medical etc discovery
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The book covers the major scientific discoveries of the last century.
a teaching/medical/legal etc qualification BrE:
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She has a degree and a teaching qualification.
for legal/political/medical etc reasons
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The boy cannot be named for legal reasons.
go for a medical/dental etc check
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She advised me to go for a medical check.
health/medical insurance
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None of her family have private health insurance.
legal/medical assistance
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It was difficult to get good legal assistance.
legal/medical expenses
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We had to get a loan to pay for my husband’s medical expenses.
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The tenant can incur considerable legal expenses.
legal/medical fees
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She received £300 compensation after legal fees had been deducted.
legal/medical/financial etc advice
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Good legal advice can be expensive.
medical aid
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The capital was in urgent need of food and medical aid.
medical care
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People expect good standards of medical care.
medical certificate
medical equipment
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life-saving medical equipment
medical examiner
medical help
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She needs urgent medical help.
medical notes (= notes that a doctor keeps about a patient )
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I asked if I could see my medical notes.
medical officer
medical personnel
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There is an acute shortage of medical personnel.
medical practitioner
medical research
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The charity raises money for medical research.
medical school
medical supervision
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Very low-calorie diets should only be followed under medical supervision.
medical technology
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The advance of medical technology has meant that more patients survive.
medical treatment
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Every patient has a right to refuse medical treatment.
medical/academic/technical etc staff
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We would like to thank all the medical staff at Broadgreen Hospital.
medical/hospital/health etc records
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The hospital could not find my mother’s medical records.
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Patients’ hospital records are kept on a database.
medical/legal practitioner
medical/legal secretary
medical/scientific evidence
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There isn’t any medical evidence to support the claim.
medical/scientific/technical expertise
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How can an individual without medical expertise make such a decision?
on moral/legal/medical etc grounds
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The proposal was rejected on environmental grounds.
professional/business/medical ethics (= the moral rules relating to a particular profession )
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public concern about medical ethics
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a code of ethics
technical/scientific/legal/medical etc jargon
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documents full of legal jargon
technological/scientific/medical etc advance
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one of the great technological advances of the 20th century
the medical establishment
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The measures were introduced despite protests from the medical establishment.
the medical profession
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The medical profession is still divided about the main cause of heart attacks.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
advice
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The medical advice remains that public transport single-pilot operations should not be permitted by pilots who have passed age sixty.
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They gave information, instruction, and medical advice to married persons as to the means of preventing conception....
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This is in line with medical advice for all home pregnancy tests.
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A major complaint voiced by the physicians was that patients did not heed the medical advice of the staff.
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He claimed he was really being punished for making medical advice too cheap at 6d.
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Similarly, medical advice about the necessity for circumcision varies with the times.
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If you are concerned, seek medical advice .
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In addition to its services, which Sniffen said include medical advice , the center offers food, clothing and emergency loans.
attention
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Jones received medical attention on the canvas and spent the night in hospital for observation.
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Authorities fear the girl will attempt to bear the child without medical attention .
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We asked patients to return to the study clinic if they required medical attention between scheduled study visits.
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Doctors say she will need years of medical attention .
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Moreover, as the 1939 survey showed, few women sought medical attention for their ailments.
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Despite her need of medical attention , the night was young and there was still time to celebrate.
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This went on for 13 months until my parents realised that I needed medical attention .
bill
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The money will help offset big medical bills , but the brothers say it still doesn't make up for their suffering.
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The fund provided him with an emergency grant for unreimbursed medical bills and lost wages.
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At one stage, I couldn't even pay a medical bill for one of the children.
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He also has donated thousands of dollars to poor people in the town for help in paying medical bills .
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And we'd be working to pay off medical bills .
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Until recently, many union contracts shielded members from worrying about medical bills because most of the costs were borne by employers.
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But they face a big medical bill if Fran gives birth in Pittsburgh.
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But she realized that further beatings could result in medical bills .
care
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There were lectures on quite advanced medical care , on intelligence-gathering, signalling and demolitions.
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Whether this revolution has improved medical care or worsened it is open to dispute.
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There is no need to remind you that health is not the same as medical care .
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Doctors control how often patients use medical care and doctors as a group can be kept within a budget, he said.
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None of the children who did not recover were receiving medical care for symptoms of constipation at the time of follow up.
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Violence is conservatively estimated to cost $ 15. 5 billion a year in medical care nationwide.
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Health authorities would be encouraged, he said, to use discretion to ensure medical care is free.
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An insurance information sheet jargon: Paying for medical care is an example of the direct costs normally associated with workplace accidents.
center
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For comparison, we utilized patients from clinics at a Midwestern inner city medical center .
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The blood sample, if drawn outside Stanford, can be transported to the Palo Alto-based medical center by courier.
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Patients would probably have to be moved, either to other military medical centers or to private health-care facilities.
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Eighteen medical centers will enroll patients in the trial.
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Nonpatient populations were then polled and interviewed through the courtesy of medical centers and universities throughout the country.
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HMOs and modern medical centers are powerful institutions with an army of in-house lawyers, risk managers and numerous administrators.
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University officials describe the merger as an economic lifeline for the prestigious but financially ailing medical center .
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Under the direction of chief executive officer Roberto Rodriguez, the medical center is in the process of reinventing itself.
centre
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In a medical centre they found dreadful cases of malnutrition, scabies and diarrhoea.
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Shelley was surprised to find her chief in the medical centre .
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There are 2 Garages and a modern medical centre .
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They drove back to Monte Samana in silence, and Miguel stopped near the medical centre .
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Can you get her into the medical centre ?
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Shelley, already on her feet, carried her up to the medical centre with Carlos's help.
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It is also planning to expand services at the Wimpole Street medical centre to include allergy and sexually-transmitted disease clinics.
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Time was indeed passing by ... Lina Freitas came to the medical centre next morning.
certificate
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Where the witness is ill it is advisable to send a medical certificate with the notice itself.
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Pilots over age 40 must renew the medical certificate required as a condition of licensing every two years.
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Remember, if you are sick for a second week, we shall require a medical certificate .
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The claimant should then submit medical certificates for the duration of their absence from work.
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Weekly benefits are paid at four weekly intervals, in arrears, following receipt of medical certificates .
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She even had a medical certificate to prove she was clean.
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If you're sick you have to get a medical certificate .
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If a member of staff is sick for more than 7 days they must provide a medical certificate .
condition
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What was the actual medical condition of the evacuees?
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How can I change jobs if I have a pre-existing medical condition ?
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Exploration of the testicle was deferred because of the potentially life threatening medical condition .
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Certain medical conditions increase the risk of taking sleeping pills.
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He has described the medical condition .
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His family was dynamically dysfunctional in addition to suffering various medical conditions .
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The rule itself is out of accord with modern medical conditions and should be abolished.
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His subjects involuntarily see specific color patterns when they hear certain words, a medical condition called synesthesia.
costs
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Marriage loans were introduced, grants were made available to cover medical costs and family allowances increased in amount and coverage.
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Managed care was born of the need to contain soaring medical costs .
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His insurers denied the twist of fate was a collision and had refused to pay medical costs .
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The overall result will be more effective management of medical costs .
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The medical costs average $ 2, 000 per case and sometimes run as high as $ 10, 000.
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And medical costs have gone up faster in recent years than other prices.
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As the nation struggles to get a grip on medical costs , insurance companies have grabbed the reins.
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Such increases could renew corporate efforts to cut medical costs by passing them on to employees, thus further arousing consumer anxiety.
device
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The company makes medical devices that use laser technology for correcting nearsightedness and other eye disorders.
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Two medical device makers also were in the plus column.
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Boston Scientific develops and markets medical devices .
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This group would evaluate current or anticipated shortages of and increased demand for drugs, biologics, or related medical devices .
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Also putting in strong years: aerospace and defense, oil drilling and medical device companies.
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Assess the impact of modern medical devices on the emergence and prevention of nosocomial infections.
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Use of invasive medical devices , such as indwelling catheters, often carries a risk for infection.
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Medtronic Inc. v. Lohr: Federal law does not prevent patients from suing manufacturers of defective medical devices in state courts.
director
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As medical director , Munir gets one to two calls a month from people who want treatments not covered by the plan.
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Louis, and medical director of its Borderline Personality Treatment Unit.
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Home of our medical director and chief administrator, of course, and his wife.
education
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In medical education , or in the teaching of some scientific or technological subjects, it could actually be dangerous.
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And hospitals continue to fire nurses while hiring people without medical educations .
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Substantial changes to medical education and research are outlined.
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I had been through a medical education .
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These examinations are probably a poor instrument for measuring the quality of medical education because they concentrate on factual retention.
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Baker's medical education was continued at Guy's Hospital, London.
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Surely the most important issue, however, is the training and continuing medical education of forensic medical examiners.
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Move back now to medical education .
equipment
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They heard at first that these were industrial spare parts, then medical equipment , then mining equipment, then oil-drilling gear.
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Hologic makes medical equipment that measures bone density, used to diagnose osteoporosis.
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Shops and companies have also boosted the collections for lorryloads of clothes, blankets, medical equipment , toiletries and toys.
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San Diego-based Medical Imaging provides outpatient services and medical equipment to doctors and hospitals.
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The nature of Alix's profession demanded she kept a certain amount of medical equipment around.
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Other Sunrise divisions make wheelchairs, walkers, and other medical equipment .
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It pulled out of mining and consumer electronics, and moved into medical equipment .
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We found medical equipment , surgical instruments, weap-ons, clothing, documents.
establishment
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This led her to shun alcohol and medical establishments and to follow a practical, independent, and disciplined life.
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As the medical establishment tightened its monopoly on diagnosis and prescription, it also expanded the area under its control.
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These Districts contain the most prestigious teaching hospitals, which are staffed by the medical establishment .
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And that tosses it into the lap of the medical establishment .
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It has also come under severe attack from the orthodox medical establishment .
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Shockingly, the medical establishment is responding.
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Despite the growing protests of the medical establishment , boxing still thrives at the championship level.
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The medical establishment is susceptible to the same prejudices of general society.
evidence
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The defence have said medical evidence gleaned from tests on Mr Harris' brain shows he suffers from a rare abnormality.
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For there is by now a mountain of medical evidence that moderate consumption of alcohol dramatically lowers the risk of heart disease.
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Nick Clayton himself denied he had ever said the things relating to medical evidence that had been quoted.
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The story quoted him as saying there was medical evidence which showed that there had been abuse.
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Specialist medical evidence in the case showed that he had developed lung cancer as a result of active and passive smoking.
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The medical evidence establishes that but for the accident, Fred would probably not have committed suicide.
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Lord Penrose said in a written judgment that he accepted medical evidence that Mr McKenzie was suffering from early asbestosis.
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There was medical evidence that her life could have been saved had she arrived at hospital earlier.
examination
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Employers also arrange medical examinations and may, in some instances, continue to pay children's education fees.
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He will now be required to submit to medical examinations to determine whether he is fit to stand trial.
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We then waited in another line to enter a room where, presumably, we would have our medical examinations .
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There is no medical examination needed to join - even up to age 70.
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Can you demand a medical examination ?
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Anne passed the medical examination and Sarah failed it.
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Came the intense medical examination , much of which is commonplace today, but by no means in vogue in 1928/29.
examiner
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Some forensic medical examiners , however, are reluctant to prescribe methadone.
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Jimmy died of complications of a blow to the stomach, according to the medical examiner .
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Surely the most important issue, however, is the training and continuing medical education of forensic medical examiners .
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A medical examiner took a smear.
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In his body, the medical examiner said, were traces of antidepressants.
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The medical examiner has not said whether pepper spray was responsible.
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The medical examiner said the cause of death would be further studied, and that full autopsies would be conducted.
expenses
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Besides, I have a house to run, and my husband's medical expenses .
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Those include the deductibility of charitable contributions, education expenses , interest and medical expenses.
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Immediate local settlement of major medical expenses .
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Large medical expenses could be paid out of Individual Retirement Accounts without penalty.
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Half were for cancellation, a quarter for medical expenses and most of the remainder for loss or theft of belongings.
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College tuition, extraordinary medical expenses , and career compromises can easily cost much more.
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Medicaid helped to cover the medical expenses of the poor.
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Such damages can include monetary loss, such as medical expenses , or psychological injury.
experts
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These diets are now frowned upon by many medical experts because of their low fibre content.
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Naturally, we turn to medical experts to help us distinguish between a cold and the flu or another ailment.
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The medical experts found potassium levels were particularly high in some children.
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Staff at the centre include medical experts as well as workers from the social services, probation service and youth services.
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Of those, more than 130,000 were risking themselves or others, according to medical experts .
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The prosecution decided not to proceed because medical experts could not be certain what caused Mrs Fort's death.
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Diagnosis and treatment were in the hands of the medical experts who held the franchise on knowledge.
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If medical experts had their way, sunbathing would be banned altogether.
facility
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Tom had been keen to take advantage of the medical facilities at Wiesbaden, if only to get his teeth sorted out.
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Measure O backers say the university-financed roadway improvements are necessary to improve traffic flow, including emergency trips to Stanford medical facilities .
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Because she has mild heart disease, she may serve her whole sentence in the medical facility .
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In addition, airlines may ask for phone numbers of a doctor, medical facility or funeral director who can confirm facts.
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As a result, many women conceive at the time most convenient to their lives and seek satisfactory rather than ideal medical facilities .
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All medical facilities have been heavily concentrated in the capital city.
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County General had once been a flourishing medical facility , designed to serve the entire Santa Teresa community.
help
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But it is very important to get medical help in the early stages.
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Three weeks later, the teacher added these observations: Harold needs medical help as well as much careful teaching.
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Charlton was picked up and carried to Hewett's house where medical help was soon to hand.
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Granato began experiencing headaches so severe, he sought medical help .
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Get any medical help available, then set about finding your own way to manage your disabilities.
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His offence against those who came to him for medical help was less easy to punish.
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Disturbed sleep patterns may also be one symptom of depression, which requires medical help .
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They say she will need medical help and counselling to overcome the tragedy.
history
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His new employer can get his medical history from the insurance company, and his credit history from a credit bureau.
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Several important features of the medical history that are suggestive of malnutrition are outlined on p. 190.
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Third, the severity of comorbidity was categorised broadly and was based only on past medical history .
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Here a check is kept on weight; blood and urine tests are carried out; and relevant medical history is noted.
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Clinical data were obtained from their medical histories .
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Interviews - paying attention to reasons for leaving previous jobs, frequent changes of residence, and job-related medical history .
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Comorbidity was categorised as mild, moderate, or severe by a physician based on the patient's medical history .
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The medical history , examination and tests should check for pre-existing problems which can be corrected.
insurance
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The typical executive has a company car, private medical insurance and a company pension scheme.
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Receiving a pension and medical insurance on the basis of past contributions is more dignified than being dependent on children or charity.
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Poor families could rarely afford medical insurance and treatment for more than one member, usually the father.
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The severe limiting of the category would be pragmatic as well in securing more adequate medical insurance coverage.
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The costs involved in private medical insurance schemes have been rising very rapidly compared with inflation generally.
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All three, like everyone in the United States, have medical insurance .
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Private medical insurance for those aged 60 and over.
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In order to justify medical insurance , clearly you must speak of health and disease in order to qualify as medical.
journal
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Now the former chairman of Merrybent parish council has written about his struggle against heart disease in a medical journal .
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Larson cites a medical journal article of 22 years ago that compares a religious experience to a psychotic episode.
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She recovered after vitamin C therapy said the medical journal Clinical and Experimental Dermatology.
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For decades, pharmaceutical companies advertised only in medical journals .
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The Lancet medical journal reports that children who were underweight before the operation had a growth spurt afterwards.
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We found 10 trials by a manual and computerised search of medical journals .
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The Lancet is known to the public as one of the world's leading medical journals .
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All flow of learned information in terms of scientific, technical and medical journals has ended.
man
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In spite of the title, he was no medical man .
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But as a medical man , you should have guessed the matter might be important.
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Well, I am no medical man , but that is an understatement.
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So it went until a doctor came by to give one of those oral quizzes that medical men apply in such cases.
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The second story is about George, a medical man who gave up professional research to go into property business.
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This was the doctor, the top medical man of the area.
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The local medical men did not object, but rather commended them for their cheapness.
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When the College was in its early years, certain outstanding medical men signed the diploma awarded to successful candidates.
officer
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There's a medical officer , a navigation officer, a communications officer.
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Mr. Kenealy then asked the medical officer a number of specific questions about Miss Price's work.
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London appointed the first school medical officer in 1890.
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A medical officer of a large multinational company once described people as being like oil rigs.
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Advice was sought from all chief administrative medical officers about the care of patients with presenile dementia.
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With only one medical officer on hand, their release took some time.
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The Government and its chief medical officer disagreed over whether sugar is unhealthy.
opinion
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And that's the medical opinion .
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The learned medical opinion here is that Young needs at least a week off.
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I wonder what medical opinion is of this wasteful practice?
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Barton has sought four medical opinions , most recently from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
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What is in the best interests of the patient will be judged by the standards of a responsible body of medical opinion .
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Much medical opinion also assures us that hypnosis is not essential.
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That, too, depends on individual choice, though medical opinion usually favours the hard mattress.
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W's solicitor Madeleine Rees commented, ` Informed medical opinion says transsexualism is a medical condition.
personnel
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On the following day doctors and medical personnel announced an indefinite strike, which was promptly declared illegal.
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He was told they were not, at that time, accepting new medical personnel .
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Professional training of medical personnel is impossible without a sound general education system.
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The rest were either medical personnel or rural community development workers.
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Police brass last year ordered that suspects hit with pepper spray be examined by medical personnel before booking.
practice
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In the 1660s and 1670s Coxe established a successful medical practice in London.
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It is standard medical practice here not to tell the patient about potentially fatal illnesses, especially cancer.
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This duty to disclose is not limited by medical practice , it is set by law.
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Efforts were made to curb unlicensed medical practice and to improve the standards of that profession.
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Medical practice and medical research Ethics affect both medical practice and research, but research usually falls under the closest scrutiny.
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But I view what I do as an extension of my medical practice .
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Assessing standards and comparing outcomes are important in medical practice and allow comparison of different units and appropriate allocation of resources.
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Let us begin with an analysis of some recent and relevant changes in the structure of medical practice .
practitioner
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If the physical lighting is acceptable, and the eye-strain persists, consult your medical practitioner or an ophthalmic optician.
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But cancer survivors, medical practitioners and attorneys agree that discrimination against workers with illnesses exists in the workplace.
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Dental surgeons do not even have the cheap finance available to general medical practitioners .
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Illness is identified or diagnosed by medical practitioners .
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Subjects were screened by a fully qualified medical practitioner .
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Enquiries emanated from government departments, newspapers, independent scholars, medical practitioners , religious leaders and philanthropic bodies.
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As for the medical practitioner before the discovery of antibiotics, what did not exist did not have to be taken into account.
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Pharmacists and dental practitioners come next, with around double the national average, followed closely by farmers and medical practitioners.
problem
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Projects which tackle medical problems at their root and provide long-term solutions.
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Two others have medical problems that have to be corrected before he can work his magic.
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The medical problem is directly related to the inadequacy of available resources.
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That romantic notion held sway over me, and probably delayed my perception of Clarisa as some one with a medical problem .
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Diabetes remains an important medical problem .
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Dominic has always had medical problems .
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If you are worried about being tough on a child who has a medical problem , ask your doctor for advice.
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The group had already missed two days of work because of medical problems .
profession
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Like the contagious diseases defeat, Simon's resignation was received as a serious blow by the medical profession .
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Of course, it would help if the medical profession had some clue where this paralysis comes from.
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He believes that the medical profession is encouraging Down's babies to die at birth because of ignorance and fear.
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The medical profession was deeply divided over eugenics.
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The courts therefore allow the medical profession to set their own standard.
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The Caduceus of Hermes, symbol of the medical profession .
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He became very bitter and cursed the medical profession .
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Yet the medical profession , seeing no upturn in the incidence of cancer, breathed a sigh of relief.
purpose
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I think perhaps it is the cocaine I keep for medical purposes , pure, straight cocaine.
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It also would protect doctors for recommending marijuana for medical purposes .
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You have a right to a special diet for religious as well as medical purposes .
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They think marijuana should be legally available for medical purposes .
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Appalling Others show real-life autopsies, filmed for medical purposes , showing the removal of human eyes, tongues and scalps.
reason
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One patient had colectomy for medical reasons , and another died of carcinoma of the pancreas.
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Luis Valencia was released for medical reasons , reducing the number of hostages to 73.
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Remember there could be a medical reason for frequency.
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Ashby declined and was ultimately discharged with a 10 percent disability for medical reasons in September 1944.
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For medical reasons he retired to London in 1842, and there found his partner terminally ill.
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This includes testing during pregnancy, before surgery, or for other medical reasons .
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One patient had colectomy for medical reasons six years later.
record
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For ten more months, doctors in Britain can continue, legally, to deny people access to their own medical records .
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Even if I were interested in Martin, I would never sleep with some one who had access to my medical records .
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Jean was sitting upright in her chair, the box of medical records on her lap as usual.
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There are no medical records for these children.
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The medical records of the clinic patients had no indication of any adverse effects or death related to sildenafil usage.
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After patients supply their medical records , a company medical team contacts their physicians for any required information not in the records.
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And wrote, then, a single sentence on a line of Miss Thorne's medical record card.
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In others, they were limited to folding bedsheets, setting up examination rooms, and filing medical records .
report
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Thus the medical reports on which the plaintiff intends to rely must be exhibited.
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The medical report composed during this last exhumation described it as being completely mummified.
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But, Father, you only read the medical reports .
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Jo Millar showed them photographs of the child, as well as a medical report prepared by Nirmala Shishu Bhawan.
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Why is the medical report to remain confidential?
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A medical report estimated she had a mental age of seven years and nine months.
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He was remanded in custody for social inquiry and medical reports to be prepared.
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The Speaker is then to obtain a medical report , and a further medical report after six months.
research
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We are fighting meningitis by raising money for medical research , distributing free information, and offering support to sufferers.
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This presents our much decorated medical research with a new challenge.
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He was surprised at the vast basement area that was used for medical research beneath the Alexander Fleming House building.
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One fund invests in the sports and fitness industry, another focuses on medical research .
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But two years later, an independent medical research group confirmed the link.
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It is important to remember, though, that medical research is an agonizingly slow process.
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You can help by joining the Research Defence Society and supporting our work to safeguard the future of biological and medical research.
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Like Manhattan, Bangalore is also a major national center for medical research .
school
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On one occasion in the early 1880s she was persuaded to address male students at Edinburgh University medical school .
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The alleged cancer connection was disputed by scientists at the University of Arizona medical school in Tucson.
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Putting off medical school for one long, last tour of the world, she ended up settling in Florida.
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Eventually the medical school will arrange the funeral, and the family can participate if they wish. 8.
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I was an A student, on my way to medical school .
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They never taught me in medical school that I would be doing so much paperwork.
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That means medical school for Kurt Grote, investment banking for Ray Carey.
science
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Rainforests are the source of a multitude of raw materials with immense potential value to medical science .
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Such explanations were comforting, if only because they pointed forward to the ultimate vindication of medical science .
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Neuroelectric devices were used during the last century without the blessing of the medical sciences .
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I learn from my medical sciences colleagues that the Science Museum has recently placed some proprietary drugs on inventory.
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Disorders of the body are left to medical science .
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In a world in which medical science has alleviated pain, he will not learn to take painful stimuli.
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He believed there was nothing that medical science could have done to have changed the tragic outcome.
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She had let them down, medical science had let them down.
service
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The distribution of medical services has always been both unequal and inequitable.
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Cutting back on medical services to the poor is counterproductive.
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It would need management resources, and some members would have to reduce their commitment to general medical services .
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Home-delivered medical services filled the gap between care by overworked family members and impossibly expensive care in hospitals.
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At Magee College, a local Group Practice provides a medical service for all registered students.
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In many hospitals psychiatrists and psychologists are seen as special disciplinary arms of the medical service .
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Do you need to be near to something e.g. schools, college, work, family, medical services ? 3.
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Under managed care, the insurer paying the bills also monitors and limits the use of medical services .
staff
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The medical staff had realized that she wasn't swallowing her medication, and it was now dissolved before being administered.
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And the medical staff has been augmented with an orthopedic and vascular surgeon.
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The judge also ruled that medical staff could administer a painkilling sedative to assist him in the process.
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Other events, such as those that follow, are avoidable with cooperation be-tween the parents and the medical staff .
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Futility and anticipation of poor quality of life were the reasons most frequently cited by medical staff .
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The accident unit was manned by overworked junior medical staff .
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It upset both nursing and medical staff .
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Arguments in favour of a more substantial increase in the supply of medical staff come from several sources.
student
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Bloomsbury House reacted sceptically with a half-hearted inquiry as to the Home Office attitude to refugee medical students .
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That, anyway, is the thinking of some modern medical students who find a lot has changed since the Peloponnesian war.
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He published in addition shorter primers aimed at medical students and general practitioners.
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He sat where medical students usually sat, hands clasped before him, watching the rapid movement of the green-robed figures below.
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And each medical student spent three days there.
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A doctor asked permission for some medical students to see how the wrist was set in plaster.
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Amongst the people who came visiting was a young Maidenhead medical student .
supply
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He said other money from his group was used to buy medical supplies and to pay for the logistics of the trip.
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In that time they carried two and a half thousand tonnes of food and medical supplies saving countless lives.
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The claims were for non-existent medical supplies .
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After being rejected by the Sandinistas, he resolved to become a flying doctor and ferry medical supplies to war-stricken campesinos.
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And the facility could run out of medical supplies in a couple of weeks.
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This week the school is collecting medical supplies , including plasters, vitamins and antiseptics.
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Sure enough, doctors ditched the other parties thrown by rival medical supply companies.
team
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She's a great ship, and we've got a pretty good medical team , even though I do say so myself.
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But an emergency medical team from Dagestan gave this reporter a lift to the field hospital located just outside the town.
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After patients supply their medical records, a company medical team contacts their physicians for any required information not in the records.
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Hospital medical teams have been put on stand-by.
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But the pre admission briefing means the medical team can get an early look at her ... and she at them!
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Ten ambulances ferried the casualties to hospital and medical teams from Huddersfield Royal Infirmary worked at the roadside.
treatment
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Provision should be made for medical treatment to be included in the cover.
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In cases where patients had been injured by medical treatment , doctors also assessed the degree of disability.
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This combination of symptoms may be unresponsive to conventional medical treatment .
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Many standard medical treatments of 1970 would in 1995 provide grounds for charges of malpractice.
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For medical treatment after the assault.
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But, analytically, a right to die is not dissimilar from a right to hasten death by terminating life-sustaining medical treatment .
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Earlier it had said that Mr Sharif had requested permission to travel abroad for medical treatment .
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Five years in a row for those needing medical treatment or social services.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
college/medical boards
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I have reflected on the position of elected councillors being allowed to become chairmen of college boards .
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Soldo and his co-developer, librarian Richard Schiff, visited many state medical boards to introduce the concept.
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That will provide the college boards with new perspectives and new experience.
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The activity of state medical boards is directly related to their independence and financial backing, Winn said.
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Three times during that year, Cottle was called before medical boards to assess his fitness for active service.
in medical/advertising etc parlance
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What is a prognosis in medical parlance ?
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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medical insurance
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As many as 30,000 refugees died of hunger and a lack of medical care.
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Most companies offer medical and dental benefits to their employees.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Baker's medical education was continued at Guy's Hospital, London.
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He said he had Achilles' tendinitis, the medical equivalent of the cavalry for Lewis' relay hopes.
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Only a couple in the collection deal directly with medical matters.
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The partnership plans to invest mainly in West Coast media, medical products, biotechnology and information-technology companies.
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There's a medical officer, a navigation officer, a communications officer.
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There were lectures on quite advanced medical care, on intelligence-gathering, signalling and demolitions.
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Third, the severity of comorbidity was categorised broadly and was based only on past medical history.
II. noun
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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How pilot medicals will change I have read with interest the correspondence concerning medical fees.
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Only the young, intending teachers, and medicals were allowed the full normal course for their subject.