nontreatment

(ˌnɒnˈtriːtmənt)

(Medicine) the absence of treatment

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Further, partial clearing may be cosmetically inferior than nontreatment.

Picosecond lasers emerging as a go-to for tattoo removal

Students suggested potential topics including deaths in custody, exposure to disease, nontreatment of illness/injury, rape/sexual violence, use of dogs, delousing, injuring without leaving marks, and fire hose washdowns.

Rewriting torture: manufacturing a primer of abuse in US domestic prisons

Kramer also does not indicate that among all ages, when all trials of antidepressants are analyzed together, they show increased rates of death (mainly from suicide) compared with nontreatment.

Listening to Patients: Ordinarily Well: The Case for Antidepressants

This analysis found a higher chance of nontreatment with HIV regardless of several other nontreatment risk factors, including age, sex, race, insurance status, noncancer illnesses, year of cancer diagnosis, and cancer stage.

People with HIV less likely to get treated for nine major cancers

However, if no one with such experience is available or accessible in the region, it is reasonable for a primary care physician to make the diagnosis and consider initiating hormone therapy without a mental health referral, (12) as the expected benefits outweigh the risks of nontreatment.

Transgender patients: providing sensitive care

Long-term effects of infant colic: a survey comparison of chiropractic treatment and nontreatment groups.

Comparison between chiropractic and lactobacillus in the reduction of crying time for infants with colic: Should chiropractic treatment be included in the treatment protocol of infant colic?

5] Their awareness of anxiety disorders and mental health of adolescents still needs a lot of improvement both for patients' well-being and for the cost resulting from nontreatment.

Prevalence and risk factors of anxiety among Saudi male secondary schools' students in Madinah, Saudi Arabia

For example, during an acute course of ECT, he said he advises patients not to drive, even on nontreatment days.

Nuanced approach works best for potential ECT

The influence of Hegel's treatment, or nontreatment, of the resurrection is nicely traced.

Hart, Kevin. Kingdoms of God

Rates of nontreatment for diabetes, dyslipidemia, and hypertension were 30%, 60%, and 88% respectively, according to Nasrallah et al.

Reducing medical comorbidity and mortality in severe mental illness: collaboration with primary and preventive care could improve outcomes

Aitchison classifies those who opt for the nontreatment of compositional variables as "wishful thinkers.

Rejoinder: the authors respond to "interpreting ethnicity and urbanization in Malaysia's 2013 general election"

In addition, the research team analyzed data for nontreatment sites: stretches of rural two-lane highway that had geometries and traffic volumes similar to the treatment sites but had no rumble strips of any kind during the entire analysis period.

Putting safety solutions to the test: in a heaven study, researchers evaluated the impact of various countermeasures on real-world driving on rural roads

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