| The doctors could not find any medical reason for them and told us we should medicate him for a few years. |
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| Contacting physicians and obtaining orders to medicate patients for pain in a timely manner frequently was a problem. |
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| Drug companies encourage the idea that people can diagnose and medicate medical conditions themselves. |
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| He just doesn't agree with the rush to brand it a new mental disorder and medicate without first exploring less drastic options. |
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| What gives the government the right to medicate people without their permission? |
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| I don't want to put her through allergy testing, but how can I safely medicate her with over-the-counter medications? |
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| Thus, most practitioners did not appear to intentionally medicate patients for procedural pain. |
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| A psychologist cannot write prescriptions and therefore could not try to medicate my problems away. |
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| Tsemberis's task was to find the homeless, bring them in for help — sometimes against their will — and medicate them. |
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| Those decisions are happening and are reinforced throughout our communities as we medicate as a nation. |
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| For the time being, my current dilemma is one of whether or not I need medicate myself even further than I do now. |
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| Mr. Lawrence Cheng: TCM and PCM practitioners basically do not seek to medicate or cure a problem. |
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| I would spend the next decade convincing doctors to medicate my addiction. |
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| Anticipate pain and medicate the patient before turning or repositioning. |
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| For example it may be that heroin addicts choose heroin because it counteracts the rage and aggression they feel, while cocaine may be used to medicate against depression. |
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| Whenever soldiers come home, big pharma finds new ways to medicate them. |
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| Before the advent of modern antibiotics, oil of thyme was used to medicate bandages. |
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| Much of the work in this field has focused on cases in which animals, such as baboons and woolly bear caterpillars, medicate themselves. |
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| To medicate this away is nothing short of cruelty. |
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| This suggests that, in evolutionary terms, having antioxidants present in fruit would make a plant more successful at attracting seed dispersers. It also means that the birds may be able to medicate themselves. |
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| I had unknowingly colluded with a system that devalues talking therapy and rushes to medicate, inadvertently sending a message that self-medication, too, is perfectly acceptable. |
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| As someone who has received diagnoses of both ophthalmic migraines and psychiatric disorders, I can assure you that no one has attempted to hospitalize or medicate me against my will for the former. |
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| Family experts are advocating a change away from the old school, advising parents not to medicate behavioral problems. |
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| It does not try merely to medicate and dress an open sore, but to heal it. |
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| When I talk to health care professionals who are dealing with spinal chord injury patients, the doctors know their patients are using THC every day to medicate the pain. |
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