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rehabilitation
noun as in restoration
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Stat reported that the company “pressured its medical staff to cut off payments for seriously ill patients … denying rehabilitation care for older and disabled Americans as profits soared.”
"Understanding how the brain works during sleep has implications beyond language learning. It could revolutionise how we approach education, rehabilitation, and cognitive training."
Jack seemed more engaged after that day and his mental health improved enough for him to move to a less secure hospital for further rehabilitation.
As such, atDCS seems to possess a restorative rather than an enhancing quality, with important implications for rehabilitation.
"It's not something he's proud of in any way at all, but you know, what's done is done, we have the rehabilitation of offenders' act - we have Christian forgiveness."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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