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Meanings of medical community in English

The body of individuals who are qualified to practice medicine.

Usage of medical community in English
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There also seemed a great deal of confusion among the medical community.
The Guardian
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It is respected and has good working relations with the medical community.
The Irish Times
3
From Stat: A civil war over painkillers rips apart the medical community.
Wired
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The medical community generally agrees that sex is beneficial to your health.
News.com.au
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Many in the medical community who say care.data could damage GPs' reputations.
The Guardian
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After publication of the draft, comments were solicited from the medical community.
Pubmed
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But so far, he thinks, the medical community has been in denial.
Reuters
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The treatment of viral diseases remains an intractable problem facing the medical community.
Pubmed
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The case has plunged the US medical community into uncharted territory.
The Guardian
10
O'Brien also said that the medical community was not advised of the shutdown.
Reuters
11
For the medical community too scientific theories about diet nourish business as usual.
In defense of food: an eater's manifesto
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Within Brazil's medical community, that suggestion has been opposed as ineffectual and misguided.
The Guardian
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The medical community is dependent on agencies such as the FDA, he added.
Reuters
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Tattooing has been utilized by the medical community for precisely demarcating anatomic landmarks.
Pubmed
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And little of their research fits the medical community's gold standard.
Wired
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The medical community has been grappling with the issue in an increasingly public way.
The new yorker
This collocation consists of:
Medical community through the time
Medical community across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare