Sentences with phrase «available treatments fail»

However, current available treatments fail to address the loss of cells and cellular functions.

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When treatment begins to fail, University of Chicago medical oncologists with expertise in GIST can offer treatment with multiple novel agents, including sunitinib or investigational drugs available only through clinical trials.

Still, Halpern is confident that responsive neurostimulation has the potential to help treat conditions like obesity, substance abuse, or sex addiction, when all other available methods of treatment have failed.

Zoloft (sertraline) and Remeron (mirtazapine), which are both available as generics, also generated more — and more severe — side effects than placebo, leading the researchers to suggest that these and other antidepressants should be reserved for dementia patients whose depression fails to respond to more conservative treatments, such as psychotherapy.

The only apparent reason for failing to make this treatment available to participants who have made after - tax contributions would be a misunderstanding of the law.

Kidney organ transplants and kidney dialysis are other available treatment modalities for CKD, when conventional options are failing.

But because his previous owner failed to keep him on heartworm preventative, he will have to undergo heartworm treatment and won't be available until around Thanksgiving.

If all else fails, please schedule an appointment with your veterinarian to discuss the current medical treatments that are available for pet behavior problems.

If medical - only treatment fails, or does not provide sufficient relief for the dog with hip dysplasia, there are several surgical procedures currently available which can help your dog return to a pain - free life.

If the plaintiff refuses or neglects the treatment options available to them, then it is open to the defendant to argue that they have failed to mitigate and that they are now responsible for the state that they find themselves in.

Although local healthcare professionals have pledged to reduce amputations rates by ensuring better foot care is available for patients — it will be important to educate staff outside of specialist diabetic units to ensure that correct referrals are made at the outset, as otherwise patients will continue to fail to access the right treatment.