Sentences with phrase «many debilitating»

Otonomy is also testing a steroid gel to treat Ménière's disease, which causes debilitating vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing loss.

«If we determine that our [treatment] can prevent or delay the onset of symptoms in healthy yet high - risk populations, this would represent a tremendous breakthrough for those that may face this debilitating disease.»

HINDMAN, Ky. (AP)-- A Kentucky jury has awarded two former coal miners who filed a civil lawsuit claiming defective dust masks led to their debilitating black - lung disease $ 67.5 million in damages.

It's possible someone could be experiencing debilitating anxiety or panic attacks.

Beijing is hoping that building more cities will create wealth for its people but as CNBC's Eunice Yoon reports, it's also fueling a debilitating rise in property prices.

«We're grateful when something like this comes along,» he said, «because it can be cured — and it is not in any way going to be a permanent debilitating condition.»

The bottom line is that Gates gives this book his most enthusiastic endorsement, concluding: «I don't know how Kalanithi found the physical strength to write this book while he was so debilitated by the disease and then potent chemotherapy.

Mental health issues, if not addressed, can have debilitating side effects — some of which may be detrimental to the business itself.

More seriously, returnees subjected to incredibly stressful and violent situations overseas may still suffer from debilitating injuries and emotional wounds, leaving deep scars that never heal.

If the pain is really severe and debilitating, that's not normal.

Huffington knows firsthand the debilitating effects that sleep deprivation can have.

Michel noted many autonomous bankers worked excessively hard, suffering «debilitating physical and psychological breakdowns» as well as back pain, insomnia, addictions, and eating disorders.

At this «sweet spot,» a person feels pressure to perform well and is prepared, but is not debilitated with fear.

This «reappraisal» can quickly connect you to your prefrontal cortex and stop that debilitating emotional trigger.

Then came debilitating headaches and nausea and, ultimately, a diagnosis of medulloblastoma, a fast - growing cancerous brain tumor.

Some fear that the debilitating viruses are becoming the new normal for health care providers.

While some psychotic symptoms can be reasonably well treated with medication, patients often still have debilitating problems with memory and cognitive function, meaning they struggle to get back to work or stay in education.

As Americans live longer, debilitating diseases such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's are rising, making the need for long - term care vital.

The US entered the Great Depression — one of history's great financial calamities — in the late 1920s, and the country spent most of the 1930s mired in a debilitating economic malaise.

Washington suffered from a number of otherwise debilitating, painful ailments and diseases throughout his life that would have taken a lesser man down — but not the man who founded the most powerful country ever to grace the Earth.

However, its positive results for those with debilitating conditions, including veterans and children threatened by seizures, are undeniable,» Frerichs said in the statement.

One in 34 children in that state, or 3 percent, fall on what's called the autism spectrum, which encompasses a range of social, behavioral and learning disorders ranging from the barely noticeable to the profoundly debilitating.

Student loan debt can be debilitating for many college graduates.

When he did manage to «quit,» he experienced the horrible and debilitating sensations of withdrawal within a few hours.

And my view is, that's a debilitating phrase because it implies there's a strict trade - off.»

Even if you aren't among the 26 percent of people who identify as chronic procrastinators, you've probably had your own experiences with regular mild procrastination and occasional debilitating procrastination.

«If people feel like they're not doing anything, or they get lost in the feeling that they can't make change, that can be debilitating.»

Social anxiety — fear, nervousness and self - consciousness related to social situations — can be debilitating.

The invasive implants used to treat Parkinson's and epilepsy pose risks that are only deemed necessary when the conditions are too debilitating, and, typically, when other options have been exhausted.

There's just you, the tools at your disposal, and debilitating self - doubt.

The company's proposed Highway Drive Assist System automatically keeps cars in the correct lane and maintains an appropriate distance between vehicles, while the Autonomous Emergency Stop System will sense if the driver is debilitated and then maneuver the car to the shoulder of the road to stop.

«You can consider yourself a person of high standards in general and still have debilitating blind spots.»

These are institutions that if they failed could deal a devastating if not debilitating blow to our economy.

To get off that endless and hopelessly debilitating loop, you have to invest in something that outpaces inflation, which means you have to do more than dump money into a savings account.

The debilitating effects of jet lag are easily underestimated but, happily, are also easily avoided.

Valter Longo, the director of the Longevity Institute at the University of Southern California, believes that by eating in a specific way, people might be able to live past 100 without developing debilitating diseases.

They found that those employees who had stress - is - enhancing mindsets (compared to stress - is - debilitating) reported having better health, greater life satisfaction, and superior work performance.

As a creative, this should be energizing rather than debilitating.

They agreed with statements like «The effects of stress are negative and should be avoided,» and the researchers called this the stress - is - debilitating mindset.

«If you have been living with a stress - is - debilitating mindset (like most of us), you don't have to be stuck with it,» she declares, citing a portion of the study in which some participants were shown short videos guiding them to think more positively about stress.

Purple Heart veteran Darryl Wright claims he suffers debilitating PTSD from his service in Iraq, but his story is an elaborate scam.

Inflation rates in the United States and elsewhere in the world have been exceptionally low in recent years, and policymakers worry that economies are vulnerable to debilitating deflation.

Think of a flash flood, where the debilitating rush of involvement overwhelms a system.

Who knows when an earthquake will hit Pakistan, the Israeli prime minister will suffer a debilitating stroke, or a recording of the Hungarian prime minister confessing to lies will be leaked to the media?

Western governments at the time undertook bold fiscal and monetary steps that averted what otherwise might have become debilitating financial panics.

Also include in your estate planning a financial power of attorney, health power of attorney and advance medical directive, so you know that someone you've designated will have a say in what happens (or you'll have left directions) in case a debilitating issue prevents you from making decisions for yourself.

Playing up to the stereotypes of men's reactions to illness, Sue jokingly said: «Perhaps now is the time for male friendly spaces, equipped with enormous televisions and reclining chairs, to be set up where men can recover from the debilitating effects of man flu in safety and comfort.»

A fungus is spreading across coffee crops in South America, a debilitating virus is sweeping across the U.S. hog population, and geopolitical tensions in Russia and Ukraine are giving wheat prices a boost.

But she developed debilitating, degenerative pain in her joints, and doctors couldn't diagnose its cause.

The effects can get so bad that the pain can reach all the way up to your wrist and can be utterly debilitating to your hands.