mainstream treatment modalities

/ˈmeɪnstriːm ˈtriːtmənt məˈdælətiz/

noun phrase

  1. The widely accepted and commonly used types or methods of medical treatment, usually supported by established scientific evidence and standard clinical practice.

    B2

    plural; countableformal

    • "The doctor explained the mainstream treatment modalities for the condition."B1
    • "Mainstream treatment modalities include surgery, medication, and radiation therapy, depending on the disease."B2
    • "The patient was given mainstream treatment modalities for diabetes, including medication and lifestyle changes."B1
    • "Researchers compared experimental therapies with mainstream treatment modalities used in hospitals."C1

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