Treatment [noun]

The woman was rushed to a hospital about 20 miles away, resulting in about a one-hour delay in treatment.

Many come in from residential treatment centers or had run away from their placements, he said.

The US Food and Drug Administration approves new treatments.

After some resistance, Moscow allowed him to be flown to Berlin’s Charité hospital for treatment.

Dellaire recommends at least secondary treatment of wastewater or—even better—UV or ozone treatment, which he says destroys up to 99% of pathogens.

Novo, the world’s biggest maker of diabetes drugs, is studying the role such medicines could play as researchers and governments rush to find treatments to combat the coronavirus.

Trebek said last month that he’s responding exceptionally well to treatment for and expects to mark his two-year survival next February.

The report points out that Carter repeatedly turned down offers by community groups to undergo mental health treatment.

Eventually, he refused the dialysis treatment he needed to survive.

Over the past year, Seneca Family of Agencies, a nonprofit mental health organization, has been trying to track down the families who qualify for treatment, but has faced several challenges.