Sentences with phrase «taking aggressive treatment»

For some, the goal will always be taking aggressive treatment measures and prolonging life as much as possible.

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In 2009 he had been diagnosed with a type of rapidly growing brain tumor called a high - grade astrocytoma that, despite aggressive treatment, eventually evolved into a glioblastoma — the highly malignant brain tumor that also took the lives of Vice President Joe Biden's son, Beau, in 2015 and former Sen. Ted Kennedy in 2009.

Thrush should only take a few days to cure if the treatment is effective and / or aggressive, and you and your baby need to be treated at the same time.

A simple blood test that detects the level of SHIP1 protein can tell physicians whether to take a «wait and see» versus aggressive approach towards treatment.

Minimising the side - effects of breast cancer treatments Taking on aggressive breast cancer with non-breast cancer drugs

But there's another school of thought growing within the Wakandan people, one that argues a more aggressive stance needs to be taken, particularly when the citizens of other African countries have undergone such horrible treatment on the global stage.

Identifying a new «R» will take a trained eye: the changes are minimal, in the usual Germanic facelift style, and centre on an arguably more aggressive frontal design treatment and LED lighting front and rear.

A one once treat rate per gallon of gas in the gas take is an aggressive treatment; perform the high RPM drive every 1/4 tank of gasoline after driving around stop - n - go.

Indoor pets that suffer from fleas who are not given a product that kills fleas, can cause a severe infestation of the home which can take as long as 6 months to eliminate with aggressive home treatments and veterinary - approved pet flea products.

We will take an aggressive stance against the insurance company and make certain that you get the most advanced treatment for your injury.