Sentences with phrase «start treating people»
I'd like to see our medical and health insurance communities address barriers and biases — how can we really beat the obesity epidemic until we start treating people for it?
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It's time the publishers grew up and started treating the people working on interactive entertainment fairly.»
Life Tree has always openly showed its true spirit of caring as we met and started treating people.
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Having started his career running an individual Red Robin, he believed restaurants that reflect the personality and leadership of the general manager treat people better — and consequently perform better — than corporate - driven entities.
We need to stop locking up and killing people with addictions and mental health issues and start treating them like human beings and give them the healthcare and the opportunities they deserve.
I bet you if a bunch of people start praying in Spanish on a flight originating from Arizona, they would treat this as a terror case and deport these people quickly.
They not only welcomed me, and treated me like a valuable person right from the start, but they got me through two of the hardest years of my life, when I had to leave the job I had to take 10 and a half weeks post op from my second open heart surgery in less than a year, (couldn't get disability) and try one more time to get SSDI.
Why don't you people quit treating Rand like a religious prophet and start thinking for yourselves?
«We have corrupt government and corporations controlling and allowing things that are wrong on so many levels morally and just not how to treat people and sin wise also We as Christians have not fought for the Country that God has given us and that was started with Christian values.»
«We treat them as family, too,» he adds, noting that his director of operations originally started with Boselli Investments 25 years ago as a crew person.
«People are starting to treat themselves a little bit.
The ingredients listed for all of your recipes looks great, and I'm hoping more people will start taking advantage of your all natural dog treats.
If we talk about the materials that don't make it into finished goods as «byproducts» or «residual value streams,» people start to treat them differently.
Martial will be sick of the bench, Zlatan will retire, Rooney will quit or go to the US, Mata will be gone next summer, and between the player's he's treated like rubbish and the people he's offended in the front office, the club will start to fall apart on and off the pitch and he'll be fired or resign.
«Ella and Louis», or any compilation that has them both really, for how to treat standards Count Basie, «The Complete Atomic Basie» to hear one of the best big bands at their best Duke Ellington, «At Newport» to go slightly deeper in big band Miles Davis, «Kind Of Blue» is super accessible greatness Wayne Shorter, «Speak No Evil» to go a lil deeper in that John Coltrane, «My Favorite Things» I love but some people are annoyed John Coltrane «Love Supreme» or many others to dig that mine more Herbie Hancock, «Chameleon» to start to see influence on other genre
You bellittle opinions, treat people as if they're stupid, and, when confronted, you start making comments like the above In simplist form, you're a bully We get it.
And even before there's a treatment, early diagnosis would allow doctors to keep people from exacerbating the situation (like shutting down Franzen) and gives them an early start on treating the symptoms even if they can't directly treat the cte.
He was then singled out by Mourinho as a player with no future at the club, people moaned that he was not being treated right, despite being told by the manager at the start of the season, suggesting that he was still being mistreated with people outside of the club suggesting Mourinho should be jailed, others suggesting that Schweinsteiger should bleed the club dry.
He was then singled out by Mourinho as a player with no future at the club, people moaned that he was not being treated right, despite being told by the manager at the start of the season, suggesting
Once people start honestly admitting this then we can move on with the question on how did your parents treated you when you were a kid.
«When kids are really little and shy, parents can start to offer them choices for treating people with respect and care,» van der Zande said.
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If we treat everyone with a cold with antibiotics, we'll create more problems than we started with, which is why they are reserved for people who need them.
I wonder when people started treating boobs as objects used just for sex.
«If these kinds of things start from the party faithful, it is worrying enough so they should make sure these things are properly investigated and the persons who have been unfairly treated should also have their day in court or use other means to bring back their credibility.»
November 24, 2015 After weeks of listening to people talk about Albany politics, jurors may have turned to the dark side and started treating each other not so nicely — and less than two hours after jury deliberations for the Silver trial began on Tuesday.
The organisation has always challenged ideas of how people with diabetes should be treated and from the start believed in support to enable active self - management of the condition.
«Black people were treated horrible in the past and might start showing the white people what it's like,» Acker mused.
Pariante and his colleagues have just started a trial using both standard antidepressants and anti-inflammatory drugs to treat people with depression and raised levels of inflammation.
At Stanford, postdoc Robert Busch started a peer - counseling group for fellow postdocs (see the «counseling» link on the SUPD website) a few years ago after hearing various kinds of «horror stories» about the way that people were being treated in their labs.
In the TraP Hep C program, which started in January 2016, an emphasis is placed on finding early cases and treating patients at high risk for transmitting HCV: people who inject drugs.
The plan is to start testing the charcoal in people taking antibiotics to treat infections next year.
«People laughed at us when we started treating depression with SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) 30 years ago,» explains Siegfried Kasper, who is also one of the pioneers of this method of treatment.
But researchers are finding that in some cases, people have started to treat robots like pets, friends, or even as an extension of themselves.
That hasn't stopped people from starting trials to see if transfusions can treat age - related diseases.
If you understand who those higher - risk people were, she says, «then you could start treating them differently.»
The reason Dr Rahm created the Priotab research programme (which looks at a range of interventions to treat paedophilia) was because when he started working at the Karolinska Institute he observed that the treatments being given to people who seek help to control paedophilia had not been tested in a clinical setting.
Most aim to treat macular degeneration, a common disorder among older people in which blurriness starts at the center of the visual field and produces a permanent blank spot.
Sure, people will start to treat you differently — but most importantly, you will treat yourself differently.
The general practitioner who treated Cooper was ahead of his time, as most doctors are only now starting to realize that some people who don't have celiac disease may benefit from diets free of (or low in) gluten.
WEDNESDAY, June 1, 2016 (HealthDay News)-- Ritalin, a popular drug for treating attention - deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), might increase the risk of an abnormal heart rhythm shortly after a young person starts taking it, a new study suggests.
«These medications almost all work better to prevent allergy symptoms than they do to treat them, so people should not wait until they're having symptoms to start taking their medicines,» says David Rosenstreich, MD, the director of the Division of Allergy and Immunology at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York.
Ritalin, a popular drug for treating attention - deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), might increase the risk of an abnormal heart rhythm shortly after a young person starts taking it, a new study suggests.
Why I do this: One of the reasons it's so hard for most people just starting out on a health journey to stay on track is that it seems so overwhelming to stop eating ALL the delicious treats, give up cocktails and desserts and easy to grab salty snacks.
But what's even more frightening than this is the fact that people have started treating obesity as a disease even in cases when it's simply an effect of an unhealthy diet and a sedentary lifestyle.
Over time, as I started to treat more and more athletes from the CrossFit community, other practitioners could at least agree with me on one thing: these are people who care about their health.
That's why I almost always start helping people treat chronic health problems by fixing their gut.»
On the other hand, a person that simply takes thyroid medications and does not treat the infection may continue to see declines in his / her health, as eventually, the presence of the infection may burn out the immune system and cause it to start recognizing additional sequences on the infectious organism that may cross-react with different organs in the body... This is why, in the conventional medical approach, it is widely known that having one autoimmune condition will put the person at greater risk for getting another autoimmune condition.
I'm just starting to use some gelatin for the purpose of treating acne but I think this may be something people would like to look into if they are interested in researching themselves.
As we've started getting fatter, some argue, soda has gone from being an occasional treat to becoming a prominent part of people's daily diets.