Sentences with phrase «just cured cancer»

He jumps on me and licks me and grabs his closest toy like I just cured cancer, even if I was only gone for two minutes taking out the trash.

A partisan hack who would criticize a Republican that just cured cancer, but looks the other way during every Democratic Party scandal.

Not exact matches

I once had to present in front of a bunch of investors who had just heard from a Nobel Laureate who was trying to cure cancer, and I was up next talking about funny things on the internet.

«You don't just say I want to cure this cancer,» he says.

But I have to come out of the closet and admit that I've never seen a «miracle», like someone's sight restored, or a limb replaced, or cancer cured, or the lame walk, or someone brought back to life (I'll have to tell you the story some time of a guy who tried to get me to sneak into the back room of a funeral home just before the funeral was about to begin to pry open the coffin and raise the man from the dead.

Did you just pray and you were cured of cancer?

But wellness is often a commodity these days, more than it is an actual health benefit, so just how accurate are the claims that turmeric is a super-spice, capable of anti-inflammation for everything from aches to arthritis, glowing skin, boosted immunity, improved digestion, and even a cure for depression and cancer?

That's why we have patents that cure Aids, and cancer just to name two!

A former spokesman for Clinton, Josh Scherwin, says Trump is so determined to undo his predecessor's accomplishments that he would keep cancer from being cured just to prove a point.

Inflicting less collateral damage to surrounding organs and healthy tissues, it can minimize side effects and increase cure rates for some cancers — just what patients with small bodies like Jonathan need.

This is how treatments based on a type of white blood cell called T - cells are curing some cancers, rather than just slowing their advance (see «Cancer meets its nemesis in reprogrammed blood cells «-RRB-.

While I was searching for a project, my goal was to cure cancer — just like so many other young biomedical scientists.

In just the past few weeks, the news has buzzed about a skin cancer drug that may cure Alzheimer's, an osteoporosis medication that can kill malaria parasites, a leukemia drug that inhibits the Ebola virus, and many more.

Treatments for diabetes, smoking, Alzheimer's disease and lung cancer are just a few of the potentially lifesaving cures Scientific American has chosen to highlight in this year's roundup of drugs you've never heard of, despite their potentially huge impact on global health.

I had just learned that my breast cancer had progressed to Stage 4 and, because even my cancer is an overachiever, it had mutated to the dreaded, triple - negative type of metastatic breast cancer for which there is not only no cure but also no treatments available on the market and for which the average prognosis is just 18 months from reoccurrence.

«In theory, it could lower the dose for cure for many cancers, which is great progress because any amount we can reduce the radiation means fewer complications,» said study co-author Ralph Weichselbaum, the Daniel K. Ludwig Distinguished Service Professor and chair of the Department of Radiation and Cellular Oncology, «and we also hope that the potential activation of the immune system may help us treat tumors that we just can't reach today.»

With every new breakthrough at Penn's Abramson Cancer Center, we are discovering that the cure is not just within reach, it's within each and every one of us.

I don't think there is a certain answer to this question but if you ask me what I hope will be the next breakthrough in science I would say that I wish a cure will be found for illnesses that cause many deaths around the world such as cancer, leukaemia or AIDS, to name just a few.

Just 20 % of women with ovarian cancer are cured — meaning the illness never comes back — after undergoing surgery and chemo.

, just as people promote amygdalin as a cancer cure.

It is not just in the US — the Europeans have looked at it, the Brits have looked at it, the international Cochrane Collaboration have looked at it Of course the nuts try to explain all this away by postulating some vast global conspiracy that has been operating for decades to suppress cancer cures.

There are many instances of people who have cured their cancer with just Apricot kernels.

Or as my Oncologist likes to keep telling me «this is not a cure, we're just trying to prolong your life as much as possible», there is so many things wrong with this, but my goal is to get rid of the cancer, so I'm going to do everything I can do to survive.

I make a mental note that my bank deposit receipt is now doubling as a medical record for baby Alex, but just can't stop gaping at the copy of Cure Tooth Decay front and center on the bookshelf, followed by the Cancer Is Curable Now DVD and Homeopathic Medicine at Home.

I'm not suggesting that you can cure cancer or materialize a lean and muscular body just by visualizing, (there's a step in between thought and manifestation - it's called action - a step that many self help experts» forget to mention).

«When a white scientist's cure for cancer enrages an island voodoo priest, it will unleash the ultimate plague of ninja zombies, exploding heads, eye - gouging, face - ripping, power ballads and big bloody mouthfuls of flesh - chomping havoc... and that's just the first 20 minutes.»

I wanted to thank your company and Mr. Parrish for what you did for us and to let you know that Emily not only passed the 5 year mark after the end of treatment, and therefore, has been declared cured of her cancer, but also that she has thrived not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually.

The new advances described on the previous pages are just some of the breakthroughs that have been made in the quest for a cure for cancer.

This clinical trial is one of many going on around the country on cancer in dogs, aimed not just at curing man's best friend, but at finding answers in medical science's war on human cancer.

While we're proud of what we do and the way we do it, there's another side to Blue Buffalo that we're just as proud of... our commitment to finding a cure for pet cancer.

You don't need to discover a cure for cancer or win an Oscar to be happy, you just need to find a way to make it feel connected to the humanity around you.

Just today on the BBC site I read a survey where IIRC 48 % of people believed science will have «cured cancer in 30 yrs» but only 3 % believed science had a «large impact on their lives».

Just as scientists make forward progress towards a cure for the contagious face - eating cancer plaguing Tasmanian devils, an outbreak of mysterious skin lesions has spread through at least on population of bottle - nosed

She has taken part in just about every kind of charitable activity the KWAR has participated in: collecting for the food bank, Adopt - a-Road clean - ups, Cure for Cancer walks and Christmas toy drives, among others.