Sentences with phrase «of medical advances»

Because of medical advances in technology and the growing elderly population, the healthcare field is booming these days.

On embryo research we see a similar distinction between use and misuse of medical advances.

But the high court ruled the pills should still be administered by a doctor, although it gave the health secretary the ability to review the process in light of any medical advances.

But the tree also shows a reduction in child mortality during the 20th century, likely reflective of medical advances.

Clinical research is at the heart of all medical advances, identifying new ways to prevent, detect or treat disease.

Is it because people do not understand that a host of medical advances which we rely upon are a result of exploiting traits we find in other species?

Because of medical advances, the survival rates for burn victims have increased substantially but many survivors have physical and emotional scars as a result of the trauma.

Those with more science knowledge are especially likely to see bioengineered artificial organs for human transplant as an appropriate use of medical advances (85 % compared with 65 % of those with less science knowledge).

Keeping abreast of medical advances and changing lifestyles, Pediatric Associate's modern facilities offer comprehensive services, including X-ray and state...

But because we provide a universal service not a minimum service - and by prioritising the adoption of medical advances across the NHS - we can make sure that the very best care is offered to all British people, based on the need they have not the money they have.

The life cycle of a medical advance usually goes something like this: from discovery at the research bench and replication of findings, to translational research and clinical trials, to implementation.

The long road of medical advances is always littered with bodies.

While providing personal and compassionate care, Dr. Shemer continuously strives to keep the hospital on the cutting edge of medical advances.

In terms of adjusting underwriting guidelines, some life insurers are slower to adapt the results of medical advances and how diseases are responding to treatment, while others are more cutting edge in their approach.

But opinion about this circumstance is closely divided, with about half of adults (50 %) saying genetic changes for this purpose would be taking medical advances too far and a nearly equal share of 46 % saying this would be an appropriate use of medical advances.

Keeping abreast of medical advances and changing lifestyles, Pediatric Associate's modern facilities offer comprehensive services, including X-ray and state certified laboratories.

Because of medical advances, better living conditions and greater life expectancy, we die older.