| SHEETMUSIC | Scores use chemist for treatment (5,5) |
| SCIENTIST | Chemist, for example (9) |
| DEWAR | Chemist for whom a flask is named |
| HCL | Indigestion source, to a chemist, for short |
| OUTPATIENT | Job description provided with dismissed person coming for treatment |
| THREATENED | Put at risk - attend here for treatment |
| ANTISEPTIC | Cold patient is desperate for treatment to prevent infection (10) |
| INDICATION | Pointing to a symptom, as a suggestion for treatment (10) |
| MEDICAMENT | Mark last word in order for treatment |
| WESTBENGAL | Gentle swab for treatment somewhere in India (4,6) |
| CATALOGUED | Listed animal on a register due for treatment (10) |
| BONESETTER | Recovered, having brought in one's specialist for treatment after break (10) |
| MEFLOQUINE | Florence invested in millions of horses etc, for treatment of fever |
| BAKINGSODA | Bad skin? Go for treatment with a soothing compound (6,4) |
| HOMEANDDRY | Henry and Roy with demand for treatment that's secure (4,3,3) |
| MANSUETUDE | Gentleness of old chap, sort of fat and due for treatment |
| INTHEWOUND | Double NHS wait, turn for treatment and make things worse (3,4,2,3,5) |
| GERMICIDES | Medicines? 50% of bloggers will accept 75% of medicine for treatment |
| TRIAGE | Reverse for example direction for selecting patients for treatment (6) |
| EGOMANIA | Maia gone for treatment for excessive self-regard |
