Sentences with phrase «as incurable»

Before Passages, addiction was viewed as an incurable disease accompanied by hopelessness, stigma, and shame.

When a former ally discovers him, he is written off as incurable.

The picture hints that we should regard Dignan as an incurable optimist, an energetic spirit.

There are thousands of testimonials > written by people who on Hallelujah diet recovered from all sorts of health problems often regarded as incurable.

Often the nerve damage caused by high sugar levels and statins are so profound that the condition is regarded as incurable or irreversible.

Eventually, as a result of implementing the Health Recovery Plan including improved lifestyle and use of the powerful natural remedies, supplements and phytochemicals (listed above), after one to three months all those who suffered from that regarded as incurable condition recovered and were completely free from pain.

Prolonged untreated cases of stress and depression can lead to the onset of more serious conditions such as incurable depression and bipolar disorder.

The end result has been a 700 percent increase in diabetes in the same time frame and many have come to view diabetes as an incurable chronic disease...

It seems conventional medical advice has been relying on the reduction in blood sugar response as the best way to treat diabetes, however we know that this conventional treatment results in type II diabetes being categorized as an incurable chronic disease.

Thus, the ketogenic diet is almost a miracle for many brain diseases that were thought of as incurable.

Survival rates have not improved over the past 20 years; therefore, glioblastoma is still regarded as an incurable disease, emphasizing the urgent need for novel diagnostic and therapeutic tools.

Obiang speaks of his hopes that scientists will find therapies for diseases, such as AIDS, that are currently seen as incurable.

The Ministry of Health and Welfare wants to repeal the 1907 Leprosy Prevention Law, which classifies the disease as incurable and contagious.

The goal of treatment is solely to prevent or delay symptoms from developing and they are seen as incurable,» he said.

Jesus appeared to him and saved him after many years of crime and when it seemed he was going to die in prison as an incurable criminal.

But upon occasion weakness may be just as incurable.

Not exact matches

Now that the barrier of editing genes in the hospital setting has been broken, these companies and more have pipelines of gene - editing innovation coming to a hospital near you in the next few years, as clinical trials are approved and new ways to cure formerly incurable diseases go mainstream in our lifetimes.

AstraZeneca PLC (LON: AZN) ticked higher even as it went ex-dividend after the US Food and Drug Administration granted orphan drug designation for Selumetinib, a drug used to treat incurable genetic condition Neurofibromatosis Type 1.

Especially when he or she is a blogger, as most bloggers are incurable stats junkies.

Our society is filled with those suffering from cancer and other incurable diseases as well as from mental disorders, child abuse and economic injustice.

It is too bad that an almost incurable anthropocentrism has marked so much of our western ways of theologizing that we have tended to do less than justice to the other aspects and areas of the creation which are not directly related to the human enterprise as such.

Describing euthanasia as «this ghastly doctrine» which «tries to justify the murder of blameless men and would seek to give legal sanction to the forcible killing of invalids, cripples, the incurable and the incapacitated» he went on:

Each year, each student should «adopt» a wounded veteran or other person who has a visible and incurable condition, such as a lost leg, arm or eye.

Amos stated to Rockefeller, as to the alcoholic group he had investigated, that the alcoholics were «all considered practically incurable by physicians.»

As leaders, we can find ourselves so busy administering the cure for the incurable situations in other people's lives that we somehow forget about the painfully self - destructive situations in our own.

Although Locke is pessimistic with regard to what we can actually know about these particles, believing as he does that we will always be in «incurable ignorance about them since we can not know the minute parts of matter nor the manner of their interaction, he thinks that at least in principle it is possible to discover the causes of natural events.

Diagnosed with an aggressive and incurable case of cancer in the summer of 2000, James Kugel, a preeminent biblical scholar, suddenly found himself confronting ultimate questions» not dispassionately, as he was trained to do, but in the most visceral sense.

We have no right to speak of human crocodiles and boa - constrictors as of fixedly incurable beings.

And here is a link to the Help L.R.Knost Fight a Rare, Incurable Cancer & Continue Sharing the Gift of Peaceful Parenting with the World which, in conjunction with YouCaring, is a campaign the positive parenting community is joining together in to raise funds to donate peaceful parenting books and resources to hospitals and crisis family centers and to translate peaceful parenting resources into Spanish and expand distribution internationally along with a fund to help with my medical expenses as I battle neuroendocrine cancer.

Eventually, what started out as an investigation about symptoms like sneezing and watery eyes, may lead to the determination of a fatal disease or incurable cancer, rather than what is really just a mild allergic reaction.

The leadership of the party must take quick measures as to how to curb this canker before it develops into an incurable cancer.

The issue of assisted dying came before the law lords some two years ago as a result of a case brought by Debbie Purdy, who has an incurable disease.

If left to accumulate, this «junk» can overwhelm nerve cells» quality control systems, triggering incurable brain disorders such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's.

In the most famous example of cannibalism - related disease transmission, the Fore people of New Guinea were nearly driven to extinction as a result of their ritualized consumption of brains and other tissues cut from the bodies of their deceased kin — kin who had been infected by kuru, an incurable and highly transmissible neurological disease.

The government money will be allocated to two areas: rare or incurable diseases for which there is little incentive for private investment, such as spinal cord damage; and common chronic conditions, such as arthritis, for which the aim is to help South Korean companies to capture part of the large potential market for treatments.

Eczema can erode quality of life as dramatically as chronic pain does, and is incurable, and treatments to manage eczema are often not effective.

GONORRHOEA, a sexually transmitted infection also known as «the clap», is making a comeback — and this time it may be incurable.

Produced by tasks such as grinding concrete and sandblasting, used in the construction and other industries, crystalline silica dust can cause silicosis — an incurable disease involving inflammation of the lungs — and lung cancer.

But Knutson does see this finding as more relevant for possibly treating other incurable iron overload disorders such as thalassemia.

Recently, Dr. Cohen's laboratory obtained an ethical approval to test the therapeutic efficiency of NT219 as a treatment in Alzheimer's - model mice, hoping to develop a future treatment for hitherto incurable neurodegenerative disorders.

Inherited retinal diseases are among the leading causes of incurable blindness in humans as well as in dogs, where most of these conditions are classified as progressive retinal atrophy (PRA).

Is «Africa» merely to be regarded as a desperate place, home to incurable disease, incomprehensible hatreds and impossible problems?

The experiences of author and filmmaker Kris Carr, who was diagnosed with a rare, incurable malignancy, illustrate how successfully one can manage cancer as a chronic disease.

«In the future we hope to apply this strategy to target other disease - causing RNAs, which range from incurable cancers to important viral pathogens such as Zika and Ebola,» added Research Associate Sai Pradeep Velagapudi, the first author of the study and a member of the Disney lab.

For genetic diseases such as Huntington's disease — an incurable neurodegenerative disease caused by a well - recognized defective gene — simply cutting out the disease - causing DNA sequence seems like it could be the ultimate cure.

Commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease (after the famed New York Yankee slugger who succumbed to it in 1941 at age 37), ALS is a poorly understood, incurable disorder characterized by the degeneration of motor neurons (nerve cells that control voluntary motion).

Duchenne muscular dystrophy is an inherited, incurable disease that destroys muscles and eventually proves fatal as respiratory and heart muscles are affected.

Up to 75 percent of patients with systemic lupus erythematosus — an incurable autoimmune disease commonly known as lupus — experience neuropsychiatric symptoms.

Nevertheless, our results indicate that miR - 7 / KLF4 axis may serve as a potential therapeutic target for brain metastasis of breast cancer, which is almost always incurable at the present time.

Our goal is to serve as a convener, facilitator, and accelerator for global science and business leaders working together to develop innovative approaches that alleviate suffering, improve quality of life, and cure diseases previously thought incurable.