Doctor in sentence

1963 examples of Doctor in a sentence

So, not a real doctor," as if it should say that on my card.

So he's not a real doctor, either.

Now, before I did my residency, I did a master's degree in public health, and one of the things that they teach you in public health school is that if you're a doctor and you see 100 kids that all drink from the same well, and 98 of them develop diarrhea, you can go ahead and write that prescription for dose after dose after dose of antibiotics, or you can walk over and say, "What the hell is in this well?"

That's a lot of doctor visits.

Think about if you need a stent in an emergency situation, instead of the doctor pulling off a stent out of the shelf that was just standard sizes, having a stent that's designed for you, for your own anatomy with your own tributaries, printed in an emergency situation in real time out of the properties such that the stent could go away after 18 months: really-game changing.

There's a hospice doctor named Ira Byock who has worked closely with us on recording interviews with people who are dying.

Or a lady here in Brisbane, an Afghan lady who's a refugee, who could barely speak English when she came to Australia, her mentors helped her become a doctor and she took our Young Queenslander of the Year Award in 2008.

They needed a doctor urgently, in the live animal tent.

He was a wrestler; he was a doctor.

His wife was taking care of him, but nothing she did made a difference, and when they got the local doctor in, nothing he did mattered either.

Forty-five percent of the prescriptions written in doctor's offices are for conditions that antibiotics cannot help.

Actually, very little of it is heroin, whereas the stuff you get from the doctor is medically pure.

There was a doctor in Canada, Dr. Gabor Maté, an amazing man, who said to me, if you wanted to design a system that would make addiction worse, you would design that system.

They say, "What did the doctor say?" before even saying, "Hello."

I chose the doctor I wanted to work with, I chose the hospital I wanted to stay in, and in the meanwhile, I was supported by thousands of people, none of whom felt pity for me.

And right before the operation, we were able to discuss the functional map of my brain with the doctor, to understand which risks I was running into and if there were any I wanted to avoid.

This deep sense of injustice drove me to become a doctor, eventually an eye surgeon, and in 2012, my wife and I packed our bags and moved to Kenya to try and give something back.

So what that means is that when you're talking to your spouse, your children, a colleague or your doctor on the telephone, someone could be listening.

They are less likely to go to the ER but more like to go to a doctor for routine screenings.

"No Signs of Struggle" Growing small requires enormity of will: just sitting still in the doctor's waiting room watching the future shuffle in and out, watching it stoop; stare at you while you try not to look.

At that time, when I finished my high school, I really wanted to be a doctor.

I wanted to be a doctor to help women and children.

Her doctor was called Alois.

So Robert, you know, being the good doctor that he is, wanted to come to my lab to understand the topic a little bit better.

I'm an emergency medicine doctor.

Do you know that it takes years for a drug to go from an idea to being tested on cells in a laboratory, to animal studies, to then clinical trials on humans, finally to go through a regulatory approval process, to be available for your doctor to prescribe to you?

So suppose you go to your doctor and the doctor says, "I just got your lab work back, your cholesterol's a little high."

And so you're thinking having high cholesterol isn't the best thing, and so the doctor says, "You know, I'd like to give you a drug that will help you lower your cholesterol, a statin."

My doctor wouldn't prescribe something to me if it's not going to help.

And it's not the doctor's fault, if it's anybody's fault, it's the fault of scientists like me.

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