medicine的示例

• She is a cancer sufferer who has rejected orthodox medicine and turned instead to acupuncture, aromatherapy and other forms of alternative medicine.

• Elizabeth Quan is a London-based practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine.

• She specializes in paediatric medicine.

• The number of practising doctors is falling even though more people are qualifying in medicine.

• Penicillin produced a revolution in medicine.

• This medicine is for external use only and should not be taken internally.

• Is this medicine safe for children?

• The little boy was stamping his foot and refusing to take his medicine.

• The trucks were laden with food and medicine.

• This drug can be safely used in combination with other medicines.

• The analogy to medicine is telling here, as well.

• These three sub-specialities are important for the theory, practice, and teaching in academic medicine.

• The report recommended that, in principle, economic analysis should be pursued for all pharmaceuticals, but only simple price comparisons should be undertaken for generic medicines.

• More important, the model for eugenicist policies in the early twentieth century is ultimately social medicine.

• It further entails an analysis of how patient-centered medicine can work in different directions, some quite coercive.

• Grasslands also improve organic matter, utilized by crops and a range of plants used as medicines.

• Other scientific terms from botany, chemistry, medicine, etc. that one might encounter in general entomological works are also included.

• In the first we find the generic categories that most readers are likely to expect: potential, environment, motivation, anxiety, the brain, and medicine.

• Another informal source of midwifery knowledge would have been relatives who practised midwifery or medicine.

• Traditional medicine is developing into an economically unfeasible high-tech operation that governments are increasingly weary of supporting, especially where public health systems exist.

• This situation, however, did not vitiate the legitimacy and respect enjoyed by medicine.

• It is also dominated by studies of professions, especially of law and medicine.

• A number of events have contributed to the growth of transplantation medicine and elevated public expectations.

• It may also indicate an elevating research interest in the field of hyperbaric medicine.

• The dominant aim of medicine is the elimination or prevention of illness.