Sentences with word «curable»

Also, while some pet owners may decide to administer a dewormer on their own, some parasites, such as tapeworms, are not curable with generic, over-the-counter dewormers, so a trip to the vetrinarian is necessary.

a few years ago, the New York Times did a piece on remote Africa, where people are dying of curable diseases in nations & regions of unrest.

The good news is that not only is it manageable with medication or diet, but it is potentially curable with surgery or radioactive iodine treatment.

Normally, this is a severe problem caused by a chronic and often not curable condition such as osteoarthritis.

You don't know anything about the bible if you think that Jesus would be ok with people dying of curable diseases because they couldn't pay for treatment.

Although the study revealed that fewer patients were untreated over time, a significant proportion of patients still do not receive treatment for «an otherwise highly curable disease,» explained Dr. Kapadia.

Not only is type 2 diabetes completely preventable, it is usually curable if you are willing to make some simple, inexpensive lifestyle adjustments that will restore your insulin and leptin sensitivity.

In the worst cases, we have successfully acted for the unfortunate few whose cancer has been missed for so long that their condition wasn't curable by the time it was spotted.

Hodgkin lymphoma, a type of cancer that starts in the lymphatic system, is one of the most curable forms of cancer.

Hodgkin lymphoma is one of the most curable forms of cancer.

The detection of melanoma at its most curable stages can result in decades of high - quality life saved, versus the treatment of this terrible disease at late stages, which offers several months of life extension, at best.»

The same association with HIV decline can not be said for condom use, coverage of HIV testing, treatment for curable sexually transmitted infections, provision of antiretroviral drugs, or any other intervention or behavior....

The results could have wide impact on the treatment of those with hepatitis C, a disease now curable in many cases with oral antivirals.

Since celiac disease is, according to the New ENgland Journal of Medicine, a complex auto - immune disease triggered by exposure to gluten, and auto - immune disease are very, very rarely curable, I don't do anything that will increase antibodies against my own cells.

It also is highly curable when found and treated early.

What about the parent of a child who has a totally curable illness, but because they can't afford to get them treatment, all they can do is pray?

The benign variants, in spite of their large size, have an excellent prognosis and are potentially curable with complete microsurgical resection.

If left untreated, it can be fatal, although advances in treatment — especially holistic treatment — make it a very curable condition.

Using new low migration UV curable inks and Digital FlexoTM automation, BOBST will equally show solutions that offer comparable set - up times to digital, allied to the highest productivity.

We know that far too many patients with curable cancers if they are caught at earlier stage, colon cancer, breast cancer, cervical cancer, these cancers are still detected late when they are less amenable to curative treatments.

In fact, the most common curable sexually transmitted disease in women shares symptoms with a yeast infection and shows up most often in the 40 - plus set.

The good news is trich is totally curable with medication — so the sooner you know you have it, the faster you can get rid of it.

Inspite of all the misconceptions with regard to cancer, the one fact that all medical fraternity agrees on is that cancer is now curable if it is diagnosed at an early stage.

We are experiencing an alarming resurgence of common but no longer curable infections from bugs that developed their resistance in our antibiotic - filled bodies, in animals, in fields, even on our antibacterial - soaked kitchen counters.

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Cutaneous Hemangiosarcoma is often curable with surgery alone, provided the lesion is small and confined to the dermis.

T2D is not curable at this time, if it were then this would not be a world - wide epidemic that it is.

CLL is the most prevalent leukemia in adults and it is not considered curable without an allogeneic (donor) stem cell transplant.

When certain types of protozoans get into your body, they can cause infections — such as trichomoniasis, the most common curable STD among young females (as well as more females over 40 than previously thought).

About two - thirds of the DALYs for women resulted from curable infections like chlamydia and their consequences, particularly infertility, the team reports in the February issue of Sexually Transmitted Infections.

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I would say the first trimester was rough because I had bad nausea (curable only by eating lots of white carbs, potatoes and GF crackers all day every day) and then I felt great from Months 4 - 7.5, then I started to feel HUGE and I also experienced prodromal labor for 4 weeks before delivery.

But when researchers first printed the lens, its curved layers, made of a photo - curable resin, created a visible stepping.

Skin eruptions are generally curable to a large extent if the patient perseveres with their treatment long enough, however, skin irritants such as the sun, anxiety, stress, and various other triggers take their toll over time, and the person relapses again.

There is no doubt that the invention of antibiotics, originally from the mold Penicillium Rubens, was history changing in the fact that simple bacterial infections that were untreatable and led to many deaths, now became curable.

The majority of men with a negative PSMA PET scan who did not receive treatment had a significant rise in their PSA levels, some to levels at which they were no longer curable.

These are problems curable by personal means alone, without reference to a wider political context or much recourse to the sort of multilayered psychological ambiguity found in the work of Maurice Pialat or John Cassavetes.

Are they going to look back someday and say, «Woah, I totally get why my child died of that completely curable illness.»

Many of these diseases, although curable in theory, lead to severe health complications, some of them mortal.

He is not curable just by watching his own constant faults.

Stage 4 cancer is not curable so I will continue to have cat scans and bone scans every four months to ensure the cancer is not spreading.

Predicting who does or does not need chemotherapy up front is therefore important to minimise treatment in this largely curable disease.

In 2009, St. Jude published evidence that pediatric ALL is curable without brain irradiation and no longer uses radiation for treatment of ALL.

He added, «Better methods to detect all cancers earlier, while they are still curable, are urgently needed.»

The goal is to accelerate the development of breakthrough immune therapies capable of turning most cancers into curable diseases.

It becomes more problematic when discussing diverse, age - associated syndromes like Alzheimer's that may not be fully curable.

In general, leukemia is considered treatable and sometimes even curable, says Dr. Mattison.

The volume of cats and kittens in pounds and shelters during the breeding season means that many are killed due to minor curable health problems such as flu and ringworm, or socialization issues such as being too timid or too assertive.