Sentences with phrase «expensive therapy»

When your child has a special need, your home quickly fills up with expensive therapy products.

In addition, because first - line drugs fail more often than before, more expensive therapies must be used, raising health - care costs.

It might be a good idea to get a second opinion on the enzyme deficiency, since this is a lifelong illness that requires expensive therapy.

She will need expensive therapy to correct this and provide her with a pain free life.

But, when you are on a very limited budget and you can not afford expensive therapy this can be a very big challenge to overcome to get the help you need.

It took me hours of expensive therapy, personal reflection, and journalling to help me get healthy again.

Oprah's dog has also received expensive therapies such as acupuncture, part of the growing cottage industry catering to animals of the rich.

Its Sandoz unit was the first to win U.S. approval of a «biosimilar» drug — a treatment that's the cheaper generic equivalent of some of the world's most expensive therapies.

Professor Moffatt said: «The genes we identified represent new potential drug targets for allergic diseases as well as biomarkers that may predict which patients will respond to existing expensive therapies.»

But an HIV - positive diagnosis still generally means a shorter, sicker life and one that necessitates a continuous supply of expensive therapies; no therapy today can completely eliminate the virus from the body.

The result was an expensive therapy that involved teaching children with learning problems (even teenagers!)

You don't need special materials or equipment or expensive therapies.

Not every preemie needs the RSV shots, and insurance companies only cover this expensive therapy for babies who are at the highest risk of serious complications.

«It is important that neonatologists discuss with parents fully the possible risks and benefits of this expensive therapy and how it can best be used in their specific child before it is prescribed,» says Dr. Ellsworth.

A 2011 statement released by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) indicated that available evidence did not support the routine use of iNO in preterm neonates and discouraged the use of this expensive therapy in preterm neonates.

Are you like the millions who constantly suffer from chronic pain who have discovered every expensive therapy and treatment out there is just a temporary mask to the real problem?

It's a matter of figuring out which patients may do well with it, in part because it's an expensive therapy.

The idea is so simple you can try it yourself without having to go to any expensive therapy sessions.

Prevention rather than years of useless and expensive therapy plus destroyed lives.