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Meanings of health association in English
Spanish
colegio medico Catalan
societat mèdica Professional organization for medical professionals.
Synonyms
Examples for "medical association"
Examples for "medical association"
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Our county medical association made a rule that no niggers should-
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His county medical association gave her a burial allowance of $250.
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But surely these problems are exclusive to politicians and medical associations, right?
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New Zealand Medical Association is also concerned about marketing connected to schools.
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The American Medical Association didn't respond immediately to a request for comment.
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I graduated from a medical college in Philadelphia, and took my degree.
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It was painful leaving the medical college and the friends she'd made there.
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Apollo, you should set up a medical college in your name.
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I never took a course in a medical college,' says I.
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Even I, fresh from a medical college, grew nauseated over it.
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But surely these problems are exclusive to politicians and medical associations, right?
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And why have the world's leading national medical associations stood behind him?
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It protects us by protecting the layman, the same as medical associations.
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School boards, medical associations, and community leaders support the law.
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In other nations, the practice is prohibited by medical associations.
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The results of this study can be used for proper intervention for improving of health society.
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Regarding the health society of which thou art a member, once it cometh under the shelter of this Faith its influence shall increase a hundredfold.
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The psychologist added that programmes at the Mental Health Society would assist and support the woman to become a better person.
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A systematic comparison of linear regression-based statistical methods to assess exposome- health associations.
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Medical officers of health , local, district, and national boards, health associations.
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Objectives: We compared the performances of linear regression-based statistical methods in assessing exposome- health associations.
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With something as sensitive as tobacco regulation, health associations act as a sort of anti-lobby.
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Purpose: The aim was to provide the first broad assessment of partnership- health associations across partnership statuses among lesbian and gay individuals.
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That night the ENT went to a meeting of his local medical society.
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You may consult your family physician, county medical society or mental hygiene society.
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Unfortunately, I am to address the New York medical society at a luncheon today.
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A paper adequately treating your epidermis would make a sensation before any medical society.
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The doctor is in his early sixties now and president of the local medical society.
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They chatted about St. Isidore's, about the medical schools in Chicago, and the medical societies.
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Therefore, multiple medical societies recommend providing hormone therapy at least until the natural age of menopause.
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The centers should integrate themselves with the local system of care, which includes health departments and medical societies.
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Methods: The members of the participating medical societies and organizations developed Recommendations and Statements based on the international literature.
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The new statement is in line with advice from other medical societies, which also discourage recreational use of trampolines.
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Mr Connolly said that showed the medical council's processes were robust.
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Dr Lee was suspended by the medical council for three months.
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We talked with the London Medical Council again just two days ago.
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The Medical Council has statutory responsibility for the professional behaviour of doctors.
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The Medical Council guidelines, available online, are not as clear as suggested.
Usage of health association in English
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A health association in Kiribati is successfully helping to change negative attitudes towards sexual health and rights and the use of contraceptives.
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Supporters include UNICEF, the Public Health Association, Plunket and the Education Institute.
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But Soil and Health Association chair Marion Thomson was welcoming the ruling.
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A systematic comparison of linear regression-based statistical methods to assess exposome- health associations.
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AARP and the Catholic Health Association have come out swinging to defend Obamacare.
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Medical officers of health , local, district, and national boards, health associations.
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Objectives: We compared the performances of linear regression-based statistical methods in assessing exposome- health associations.
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Last year, the American Public Health Association designated law enforcement violence a public health concern.
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The Public Health Association says it's time to change the conversation about Maori health outcomes.
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With something as sensitive as tobacco regulation, health associations act as a sort of anti-lobby.
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Not invited were representatives from the Catholic Health Association, which is run by a woman.
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Dr Georges Benjamin, the Executive Director at the American Public Health Association, breaks down the risks.
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Sir Robert Matheson, ex-registrar-general of Ireland, explained at a meeting of the Woman's National Health Association.
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The American College Health Association has created a website on how to set up campus health centers.
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Photo: 123RF The Home and Community Health Association has released a financial review it commissioned from Deloitte.
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The Public Health Association is criticising the government's support for the signing of the Trans Pacific Partnership.