O. (1990), Managing hypertension: drugs, life-style manipulation or benign neglect? Medical, ethical and economic considerations. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine, 20: 726–734. doi: 10.1111/j.1445-5994.1990.tb00409.x Author Information Professor in Medicine, Wellcome Medical ...
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Medical Definition benign adjective be·nign bi-ˈnīn 1 : of a mild type or character that does not threaten health or life benign malaria a benign liver cyst especially : not becoming cancerous a benign lung tumor compare malignant sense 1 2 : having a good prognosis ...
Many parents adopt a policy of benign neglect —making sure children are fed and clothed and attending school, but leaving them to entertain themselves out of school. (medical)(oftumoursgrowing in the body)not dangerous or likely to cause death ...
Benign sadness, malignant neglect.Attitude of Health PersonnelDepressive DisorderEmotions医务工作者的态度抑郁障碍情绪No abstract is available for this article.Pirrie AMedical education
The values of fairness and equity guided the legislation in 1957 for hospital insurance, in 1966 for medical insurance and in 1984 for the Canada Health Act. Commissions from then to the present continue to find Canadians want health services to be fair and equitable; but importantly, the servi...
Dubai Medical JournalBurns A. Conservative management of end-stage renal failure: masterly inactivity or benign neglect? See Smith et al., pp. c40-c46. Nephron Clin Pract 2003;95:c37-9.Burns A. Conservative management of end-stage renal failure: masterly inactivity or benign neglect? Nephron ...
Also found in: Thesaurus, Medical, Legal, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia. Related to benign: benign neglect, benign hypertensionbe·nign (bĭ-nīn′) adj. 1. a. Having little or no detrimental effect; harmless: a benign chemical; benign indifference. b. Of no danger to health; not malignant ...
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"The company's benign neglect of the environmental impact of its production activities resulted in a public outcry and government intervention." "The doctor's benign neglect of the patient's health issues led to a deterioration in the patient's condition and eventually caused a serious medical co...