1.  Also, they ask whether people with sexually transmitted diseases or alcohol or drug problems might forgo treatment out of fear of outside scrutiny of their records.

2.  And many patients are simply forgoing treatment rather than face the increasingly long waits in overcrowded emergency rooms, health officials said.

3.  But not everyone in this series forgoes curative treatment.

4.  Her decision has provoked discussion about the decision to forgo treatment.

5.  Preliminary findings from that study indicate that offenders who complete treatment have lower rates of recidivism than those who forgo treatment.

6.  Until the results are in, Abrams stressed, it is not known whether older women can forgo radiation treatments after a lumpectomy.