Significados de medical associations en inglés

But surely these problems are exclusive to politicians and medical associations, right?

And why have the world's leading national medical associations stood behind him?

It protects us by protecting the layman, the same as medical associations.

School boards, medical associations, and community leaders support the law.

In other nations, the practice is prohibited by medical associations.

Texas, North Carolina, and Georgia have excellent state medical associations, composed entirely of colored physicians.

Lawyers have their bar associations, physicians their medical associations.

A preliminary hurdle requires the successful negotiation of a new consultants' contract with recalcitrant medical associations.

Representatives of major doctors organizations, including the U.S. and British medical associations, accepted the information as fact.

A lack of hard evidence has given U.S. medical associations, as well as the National Institutes of Health, pause.

Unfortunately, the data sample being utilized by the medical associations to make their decision does not adequately represent Black men.

Patient groups and medical associations expect Califf to help speed new drugs to market and have publicly backed him, making his confirmation widely expected.

Bayona said a number of medical associations had met with political leaders in Bogota to argue for a return to a strict city-wide quarantine.

The NSPCC said it would send out letters to nursing and medical associations this week to enlist help to set up the advisory group.

Shortages of basic drugs and vaccines, emigration of underpaid doctors, and crumbling infrastructure have made it easier for diseases to spread, medical associations said.

Since 2012, there has been a vigorous debate among urologists and medical associations as to when to be tested and the effectiveness of screening.