«Patients with rare diseases often have few therapeutic options, and many
conventional therapies fail them,» Velez said.
Not exact matches
Nearly a third of all patients with depression
fail to respond to
conventional antidepressant
therapies but there is considerable hope for the treatment of such illnesses.
The cost doesn't add up to the expenses incurred from uncontrolled GD, not to mention the emotional toll of
conventional diet
therapy failing you.
Waseem Qasim at University College London, who led the team that treated the girls, asked Cellectis if they could try the
therapy after
conventional treatments
failed.
The tests are based on research conducted by Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC) investigators — and could pave the way for a more precise approach to cancer
therapy and help find effective drugs when
conventional approaches to precision medicine have
failed.
In my view, it would be wise to implement a ketogenic diet as a first - line
therapy, but in
conventional medicine, it's typically not considered or recommended unless the patient
fails to respond to medication.
With the increasing numbers of patients suffering from hypertension and
conventional medicine
failing to effectively control the problem, alternative
therapies offer hope.
If dialysis is being considered, it is best not to wait until
conventional therapy has completely
failed and the pet is on death's door.
Lotronex (alosetron) is a drug prescribed for women with severe diarrhea - predominant IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) who, again, have
failed to respond to
conventional therapy.
Another important reason why
conventional therapy will inevitably
fail, says Ludmer, relates to whom the sessions are directed at.
They can succeed, particularly when all other attempts to restructure a family after separation have
failed, including mediation,
conventional therapy and even «judicial admonitions.»
«
Conventional therapy has
failed most couples,» Real writes, and with over 20 years of marriage and family counseling experience, he's qualified to judge.