therapeutic

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• We’re rounding it and rounding it rapidly, plus we have vaccines coming very soon and we have therapeutics which have already made a big dent, a tremendous dent.

• Manufacturers are now required to report disruptions in the manufacturing of an active pharmaceutical ingredient—the part of the medicine that produces the intended therapeutic benefit.

• The only thing that can really change the situation is a vaccine or some kind of effective therapeutic and proper government assistance that it seems every other English-speaking nation has been doing for their small business and restaurant industry.

• We actually have the ability to develop therapeutics for many of these diseases, if not cures.

• We can forget because of the massive research that led to therapeutics which have made the condition treatable.

• He did suffer from ‘Black Dog’ [depression] as he called it and having something to concentrate on was therapeutic for him.

• Carefully controlled studies, especially in humans, are required if this result is going to have true therapeutic value.

• Moreover, new research suggests that Furosemide may have no therapeutic value at all.

• Cruikshank often speaks about the potential of yoga to be therapeutic — even medicinal.

• He recommends “the lowest dose possible to achieve therapeutic effects.”

• It has been stated before that no attempt would be made in this paper to prove that epilepsy was curable by therapeutic means.