91.   Commonly known as electroshock therapy, the medical profession prefers the term electroconvulsive therapy, or ECT.

92.   Concert coughers are victims in the eyes of the medical profession, offenders in the ears of music lovers.

93.   Despite wide support for euthanasia, the medical profession and indeed the country is still gripped in a debate over its details.

94.   Dr. Calderone did more than any other individual to convince both the medical profession and the public that human sexuality goes far beyond the sex act.

95.   Even the medical profession is more open to scrutiny than lawyers in those jurisdictions.

96.   Even as the series casts a harshly realistic light on the medical profession, it balances that toughness with an idealistic glow.

97.   Exposure to violence always has been a hazard of the medical professions, said Paul Glibert, president of the California chapter of ENA.

98.   Faced with a close choice between law school and medical school, he chose Harvard Law School but retained a lifelong interest in and respect for the medical profession.

99.   Finally, a big part of the work that I do is to try to create a medical profession that is knowledgeable about the issues of older patients.

100.   For even more severe cases of malaise, those in the medical profession have prescribed bergamot essential oil for help with drug withdrawal.