Clinics in a sentence

As we are here now, antenatal services are running at maximum stream, paediatric clinics, children’s clinics, child welfare clinics are also running maximally, general (outpatient) services are back to full stream.

It is daunting to keep up with the demand for low-cost, spay-neuter clinics on the reservation, although at least three non-profits come out to offer such clinics.

The Center for Countering Digital Hate recommends that Google demand transparency from clinics running ads with the company, including explicit disclaimers that the clinics do not provide abortions.

When you book online, the NBP system should bring up three visible clinics, you can keep strolling down the page to view all the other available clinics and appointments.

That’s what led IVF clinics in Alabama to temporarily shut down earlier this year after the state Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos at IVF clinics constitute children under state law.

Alito repeatedly pressed a lawyer for abortion clinics on what he suggested was a conflict of interest between the clinics and state laws meant to regulate the doctors.

Confederation of Indian Industry has brought together 7,000 ayurveda shops and clinics in Kerala to launch Ayur Shield immunity clinics.

He added that those eligible could have the tests done at government clinics, Urban Transformation Centre (UTC) and 15 other clinics.

I’m guessing he won’t take the PPE from abortion clinics…AND NO Abortion clinics are NOT medical facilities.

In that case, the Lone Star State argued in favor of a series of regulations applied to abortion clinics, which had no basis in medical science and were obvious pretenses to force clinics to shut down.

The coalition wants the health ministry to make full use of public hospital capacity before using private clinics, and to scale up B.C.'s five rapid access clinics doing hip and knee replacements.

The packages are distributed to hospitals and clinics, grocery stores, pharmacies, social work agencies and clinics, civil service offices, post offices, police and fire stations.

He said Legal Aid Ontario was leading a consultation with clinics, the results of which were shared with the clinics last week.

Low-cost vaccinations are available from time to time at special one-day clinics or permanent clinics in many cities.

Memorial Physician Service Clinics in Petersburg, Chatham and the three locations in Springfield are currently available for scheduling through the app, with other clinics accessibility being available this Fall.

Obria Group, through the Republican crisis communications firm CRC Public Relations, said the clinics were not included on the “final list” of sub-recipients for the $1.7m grant, but did not elaborate, or say which clinics were on the final list.

Schools, hospitals and clinics, churches, clinics, homes and farmlands that make for conducive living were all destroyed in the crisis and our people now live like refuges in their homeland.

The BCC operates 19 clinics and one infectious disease hospital in Thorngroove suburb, with Mahatshula and Lobengula clinics being leased out owing to staff shortages.

The clinics that don’t offer contraceptives won’t refer patients to clinics that provide that service, a departure from standard medical practice but a reflection of Eaton Bravo’s personal opposition to contraceptives.

The support included long lines at blood donor clinics and swab clinics here in Chatham-Kent as well as in London.