Not exact matches
Taken as a whole, they are not sick or well, but in that uncomfortable in - between stage
at which the
patient is well
enough to keep going and
at least perfunctorily do his work, yet unable to do it with zest, enthusiasm, and effectiveness.
Because the initial injections are unlikely to confer lifelong immunity,
patients would have to be motivated
enough to continue getting boosters, probably
at least once a year.
From that data, the agency concluded the test can predict the absence of lesions on a CT scan with an accuracy of 99.5 percent, making it reliable
enough to rule out the need for a scan in
at least one third of the
patients.
The results are surprising
enough that
at least one leading expert on aging, Dr. Malaz Boustani, plans to share the findings with older
patients who are using PPIs.
I think he's 70,
at least, but it was so impressive to me that he respects his
patients enough that he answers their emails.
[1,2] Another study completed in 2014 found all of the
patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease who participated and consumed anti-inflammatory foods found
enough relief that they were able to discontinue
at least one of their medications.
Frank Hu said, in O'Connor's paraphrasing, «the Minnesota trial was not long
enough to show the cardiovascular benefits of consuming vegetable oil because the
patients on average were followed for only about 15 months» and «pointed to a major 2010 meta - analysis that found that people had fewer heart attacks when they increased their intake of vegetable oils and other polyunsaturated fats over
at least four years.»
If
enough patients do this we can slowly but surely compel more Drs to
at least learn about nutritional interventions first or in adjunct with Rx.
But they always pay off (
at least on a risk - adjusted basis and usually even on a nominal basis) to those
patient enough to permit the various waves...