nonmedical
Britishadjective
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Hazel was supposed to have been their golden child: the youngest human ever to receive a nonmedical invasive BCI.
From Slate
The state Legislature had set the minimum age for nonmedical BCI implantation at 21.
From Slate
Of the 30 who responded, 40 percent said they perform declaw surgeries for nonmedical reasons.
From Washington Post
For all but five weeks between March 2020 and June 2021, care home residents in Toronto were not permitted to leave their buildings for nonmedical reasons, not even a stroll.
From New York Times
Long-term care is when a person needs nonmedical help with the activities of daily living, such as bathing, cooking and taking medications.
From Seattle Times
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