Treated in a sentence

According to the NHS, osteomyelitis is a painful bone infection that usually goes away if treated early with antibiotics.

A 14-year-old boy, who had been riding in the passenger seat of the Holden Commodore, was also treated for minor injuries.

Actor Lance Reddick sadly passed away in March 2023, but fans were treated to one final appearance from him.

According to an arrest affidavit, that victim was transported to the hospital and treated for his injuries.

According to police, the driver drove straight to the hospital where both victims were treated for multiple gunshot wounds.

A 20-year-old man is being treated for his injuries after we were called to Upper Precinct around 3.30am.

All throughout the film, we're treated to the songs that Guy and Girl write and perform, sometimes apart and sometimes apart.

All water from mine operations would be collected and treated before being returned to the environment.

A cyclist had been treated in hospital after he was hit by a car on Bank before the fled the scene.

HIV transmission also occurs when someone with the virus is not treated or is treated but not virally suppressed.

After a rousing rendition of the Cambodian nation anthem, the crowd was treated to a 45-minute extravaganza entitled “Cambodian Journey”.

Adams was treated with prescribed medication, and has since been using the medication daily.

A family dog who needed oxygen was treated by medics and safely handed back to its owners.

A triple which is downgraded is treated as a double, while a downgraded double is treated as a single jump.

Patients treated with methylprednisolone have shown better outcomes than those treated with dexamethasone.

The rifles however are made on a heat treated steel action, and the shotgun actions are not heat treated.

BSA-dosed patients were treated for a total of 680 months while dose-adjusted patients were treated for a total of 791 months.

In fact, he has said he was treated well and the judge treated him like a colleague,” DCP Kumar said.

A book about the fear, the pain, the humiliation and, yes, the odd moments of happiness that marked out her life as someone being treated for cancer.

The animals are tested and treated for various diseases and injured animals are treated if possible.