Many physicians urge aerobic exercise.
Some physicians prescribe other stimulants in the place of brandy.
Fortunately, physicians have pills to correct hormone imbalance.
The health worker shortage in Africa: are enough physicians and nurses being trained?
These are cuts that would not only jeopardize our physicians' pay But our seniors' health care.
Other scientists and physicians have been treating vascular, pulmonary, and kidney diseases.
And Weil has noticed more and more physicians lending him an enthusiastic ear.
Studies are needed to find out whether job attributes determine the actual uptake of rural jobs by graduating physicians.
The existing medical internship and in-service training model for general practice were systematically adopted as tools for retaining physicians.
In "the Illness Narratives," the psychiatrist and anthropologist Arthur Kleinman recorded conversations between cancer victims and their physicians.
Which means physicians could one day know whether to prescribe antibiotics, which can treat bacteria but not viruses.
Of 242 physicians who answered the colon cancer questionnaire, 38 percent went with the survey that carried a higher risk of death but fewer side effects for themselves.
This might cramp the style of one or two medical geniuses, but it also raised ordinary physicians to a consistently high standard.
For example, the next generation of implantable devices to control prosthetic limbs will likely include wireless controls that allow physicians to remotely adjust Settings on the machine.
In the study, half of 22,000 physicians were given an aspirin every other day while the other half took a placebo.
The center recruited a batch of specialists who enjoy the State Council Special Allowance, national famous doctors, and youth professors with special skills, chief physicians.
And that lack of openness, Heywood argues, is making us sicker: With data scarce, there's no clear way for physicians to know what treatments are working for other practitioners.
And asking people to make assessments based on a brief article and video is like asking physicians to diagnose patients remotely. But I'd like to tap into the wisdom that you have accumulated.
According to standpoints of physicians of the Ming Dynasty, The life gate is not the appendage of the kidney, but the centre of life in the level of Taiji, independence of the five elements and Zangfu system.
Now the New England Journal of Medicine argues in an editorial that sleep-deprived physicians set to perform elective surgery should have to get the informed consent of the patient.
