In 1876, many doctors still preferred the faster amputation as the treatment of choice.

One doctor prefers to call it work related upper limp pain.

"I'm sure the doctors would have preferred they all remain here, but you simply can't hold people against their will."

Many of these become infected, so most doctors prefer to leave them open for daily wound care.

Most doctors preferred the salaries in the metro area over the chance to serve the needs of a small rural college town.

Most doctors would probably prefer to charge $10 or $20 rather than, say, $16.36 for a visit.

As a result, even many doctors, lawyers and other professionals prefer to travel by bus.

On the other hand, I can also understand why many doctors prefer to steer clear of the controversy.

Many doctors and patients prefer the drugs to the older medications.

The doctor would also prefer to stay neutral, but is torn.