allopathic medicine
"Allopathic medicine" is a widely used term to describe conventional Western medical practices, focusing on evidence-based treatments.
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Definition
B2Healthcare
(general)A system of medicine that treats diseases using drugs, surgery, and other scientifically tested methods.
Example
- Many people rely on allopathic medicine for treating chronic conditions.
- Allopathic medicine often involves the use of pharmaceuticals to manage symptoms.
C1Medical Practice
(technical, academic)Conventional Western medical practice that uses scientifically validated treatments, such as pharmaceuticals and surgical procedures, to address health issues.
Example
- Allopathic doctors often use diagnostic tests to determine the best treatment approach.
- The hospital is known for its strong emphasis on allopathic medicine.
Similar
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