Cancer can be cured, tuberculosis can be cured, almost every illness can be cured, but not this one.
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"It probably won't be cured in my life time, but it might be cured in yours," he told a 10-year-old girl at the town hall.
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Epilepsy cannot be cured but can be managed with treatment.
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Some claim fevers will abate and asthma will be cured.
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No one is saying yet that hemophilia will be cured.
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It sounded like she would do anything to be cured.
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But here's the good news: Tree blindness can be cured.
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For instance, an ear infection can be cured with antibiotics.
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Almost every illness can be cured, but not this one.
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African swine fever cannot be cured and has no vaccine.
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It will not be cured with a single treatment approach.
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It's curable, the goal is for me to be cured.
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Animals with rabies are always euthanized because they can't be cured.
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She could find no joy, and she could not be cured.
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Another 37 percent were unsure if their cancers could be cured.
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"There are intrinsic harms here that can't be cured," Cassidy says.
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Swine flu cannot be cured and is often fatal for pigs.
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In fact, 80% of children with cancer can now be cured.
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"For all practical purposes, some people can be cured," he says.
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So you know, maybe they can be cured by life accomplishments?
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Not all illness can be cured with fresh air and sunshine.
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Like cancer, depression is a chronic disease that may be cured.
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These STIs can all either be cured or managed with medication.
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In time, he delivers the news that I cannot be cured.
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"It's not like it will ever really be cured," Mead-e said.
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That cystic fibrosis wouldn't be cured simply because I had the disease.
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So how on Earth could someone this hopeless be cured you ask?
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His only chance to be cured now was a bone marrow transplant.
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Ally appears to be cured of her phobias because she's confronted them all.
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The City Council's conceit might be cured by a healthy dose of modesty.
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The good news was that this type of tinnitus could often be cured.
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The problems created by government meddling cannot be cured with more government meddling.
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It varies by the type of porphyria, but, it usually cannot be cured.
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The diseases that we could not solve in the past will be cured.
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It's extremely rare, if not unheard of, for someone to be cured altogether.
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In some cases it can be cured with amputations or other disfiguring surgeries.
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Psychologically, as a child, he is very flexible and easier to be cured.
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It's not something to be cured, it's something you have to live with.
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Just because paruresis can be cured, that doesn't mean it isn't an issue.
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Seemingly, a small price paid to be cured of a life-threatening disorder.
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Medical professionals say that stutters cannot be cured, though they can be treated.
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It also meant the chance she would be cured had just plummeted manifold.
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Terrifying as the disease is, it can usually be cured by common antibiotics.
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It's not a disease that can be cured, but it can be managed.
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About 20103 percent of cases can be cured with surgery alone, he said.
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My depression wasn't caused by my wife and couldn't be cured by her.
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Being transgender is a disease that can be cured through prayer, he said.
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The pharmaceutical companies that developed these extraordinary drugs deserve credit and profit for their effort, but it is also incumbent on them to collaborate with insurers and governments to make sure that people who can be cured will be cured.
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In the video, Steve Aoki describes death as a disease that can be cured.
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Those are the kinds of failures that can be cured by time and effort.
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"Perhaps with an outward manifestation of an inner struggle, Jamie might finally be "cured.
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We know that if cancer is caught early enough, it can often be cured.
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It cannot be cured by a warm bath, a juice cleanse, exercise, or meditation.
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Advances in screening have helped detect breast cancers earlier which can then be cured.
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Sometimes I believe my rut could be cured if only I had simpler desires.
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Which is why today, Pence announced the coronavirus can be cured by heterosexual marriage.
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For Bloomberg, any stumbles and setbacks can be cured by both money and tenacity.
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Here's why: Most recessions can be cured by lowering rates by several percentage points.
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But whatever the cause, we know that vitiligo can't be cured at the moment.
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I have learned that this is a behavioral issue and cannot be cured with information.
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Chef Anthony Rose, who owns those six aforementioned restaurants, imagined the fish would be cured.
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While all of these can be cured by antibiotics, many people go undiagnosed and untreated.
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GRAIL wants to detect cancer as early as possible, when it can still be cured.
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He was the first African man to have contracted and be cured of the virus.
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The patient in the hospital will be cured of pneumonia, regardless of what else happened.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that cannot be cured and has no vaccine.
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Another study found that 80% of patients with metastatic colon cancer thought they could be cured.
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Chachoua also claimed Sheen was "the first person in history without antiviral therapy" to be cured.
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Mitigating the damage from Alzheimer's, even if it cannot be cured, would also be a boon.
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Maysoon Zayid, a Palestinian-American comedian with cerebral palsy, says she doesn't want to be cured.
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Aubrey de Grey is a biomedical gerontologist who sees death as a disease to be cured.
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Hepatitis C can be cured relatively swiftly, but the medicines are too expensive for many patients.
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If Addie's cancer can be cured, her doctors say, she might have a long life ahead.
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"I am being actively treated, and there is hope that it will be cured," he wrote.
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The infection used to be cured by a variety of antibiotics, but the bacteria adapt quickly.
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They'd never be cured, but they could learn to refrain from harming people in the future.
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Many psychology and psychiatry textbooks still identify being LGBT as an illness that can be 'cured'.
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CLINTON: There is nothing wrong with America that cannot be cured by what is right with America.
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"If it wasn't, anyone who took MDMA at a rave would be cured of PTSD," Williams jokes.
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A sickened culture, he argues, could be cured if more people returned to this kind of piety.
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All three infections can be cured with antibiotics, but people often don't even know they are infected.
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DDD can't actually be cured, but it can be managed over time, as the discs fall apart.
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Jacob Anderson and all rapists who get away with their crimes will never be cured, never change.
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Folks need to be cured so they can be productive members of society and realize their dreams.
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If they could be found and treated sooner, more would be cured and the spread would slow.
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The news comes nearly 12 years to the day after the first patient known to be cured.
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She clarified that no, her bipolar illness, which had caused daily manic episodes, seemed to be cured.
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Not everyone is convinced of the dangers, and one resident said that Ebola can be cured through prayer.
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There is a misperception in the non-disabled world that disabled people's dream is to be cured altogether.
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The researchers also found that after talking with a doctor, 14 percent expected their cancers to be cured.
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A 2012 government survey also found that some Salvadorans view homosexuality as an illness that should be cured.
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"Conversion therapy" operates under the false (and damaging) belief that homosexuality is an illness that can be cured.
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"We were all wondering if it was an illusion and he was going to be cured," he said.
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This malaise is a mental hurdle, and one that must be cured with reason and maturity and openness.
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"Sexual orientation is not an illness to be cured," Ige said to LGBT youth during the bill signing.
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This type of ignorance is common and dangerous, and can only be cured through proper education and awareness.
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President Trump's original sin of targeting Muslims cannot be cured by throwing other countries onto his enemies list.
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Incidentally, B.P.P.V. has been reported to be cured in some people after they have ridden on roller coasters.
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Learning that he could be cured of both cancer and H.I.V. infection was "surreal" and "overwhelming," he added.
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Many disabled people hate museums of medicine because they viewed them as patients to be cured, he said.
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You see, for far too long we have treated poverty as a chronic disease that cannot be cured.
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Things that should and potentially could be cured, were Yemen not in the midst of a punishing war.
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Gonorrhea is a bit more of a chore to treat, but it too can be cured if discovered quickly.
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Because Alfie's condition was officially undiagnosed, his parents consistently publicly expressed a belief that he could potentially be cured.
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At that time, many scientists thought cancer was a single disease that might be cured using a single strategy.
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A man in London may become only the second person in the world to be cured of HIV infection.
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Is snowstorm Stella leaving you with a case of the winter blues (that can only be cured by shopping?).
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It does not seem to be the sort of problem that could be cured with a bit more research.
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The disease cannot be cured and has no vaccine, posing a major threat to the world's top pork producer.
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HIV cannot be cured but the infection can be kept in check by AIDS drugs known as antiretrovial treatment.
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And politicians have applauded quacks from the psychiatrists' association talking of homosexuality as a sickness that can be cured.
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Alzheimer's might be cured in the next decade, but only if we commit additional billions of dollars a year.
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If treated quickly, plague can be cured with common antibiotics, but authorities have warned people not to self-medicate.
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Others pushed an "imperial" narrative: Civil wars afflicted republics but could be cured by a strong monarch or emperor.
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Most of us are fine not running; we are not suffering, and we do not want to be cured.
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Knowing that I would never be cured, I stewed about what to do with what remained of my life.
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HPV can't be cured, but in most cases, it goes away on its own without causing any health problems.
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Traditionally, the easily-spoiled medusas needed to be cured via a weeks long, labor-intensive process, making them a delicacy.
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John Graunt tallied causes such as "the King's Evil", a tubercular disease believed to be cured by the monarch's touch.
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It's not something that can be cured, it's just something you have to try to deal with and get through.
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Photo: GettyA 44-year-old man in England is possibly the first person in history to be cured of HIV.
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I think being cryopreserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up, even in hundreds of years' time.
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"Your mind is poisoned Take joy for the antidote And you will be cured" Listen below and check the tracklisting.
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Your ordering-out habit will be cured without 12 steps, thanks to this recipe for dessert-like black sesame dumplings.
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" McCarthy said she told Walters that she never said autism could be cured, and Walters responded: "You're such a liar!
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So for Musk to suggest it should be cured, is to suggest there is something wrong with people with autism.
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Readers of the presidential historian Jean Edward Smith's mammoth new biography, "Bush," will surely be cured of this political amnesia.
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If you are autistic, you are autistic for life; autism is not an illness or disease and cannot be 'cured'.
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As is typical in medical science, a simple explanation (A causes B, which can be cured by C) is unlikely.
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"Dementia can't be cured," said the lead author, Dr. Jens Sundboll, a resident in cardiology at Aarhus University in Denmark.
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Ehsan was hopeful that his thyroid cancer would be cured, but Ali was facing what seemed like an impossible battle.
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By dramatizing an isolation that can be cured only by an unknown reader, the confidences come to belong to all.
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Just an injection and you will almost certainly be cured, Ms. Williams said, offering to drive her to the clinic.
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I don't mean to suggest that every ache and pain can be cured by self-awareness and changing one's behavior.
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When the disease is caught early enough, it can be cured in most cases with a single course of antibiotics.
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The case in the U.K. is the first confirmed case of gonorrhea that cannot be cured using this drug combination.
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But when you get chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), lung fibrosis or heart disease, you think this could be cured.
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I think being cryo-preserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up, even in hundreds of years' time.
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Mr Trump's "original sin of targeting Muslims cannot be cured", Mr Romero says, "by throwing other countries onto his enemies list".
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He saw Chinese culture — and by extension, Chinese politics — as having intrinsic problems that couldn't be cured by reinstating Chinese-ness.
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This can be cured by simply stopping contact — for example, changing your detergent or making sure to wear breathable cotton underwear.
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" As long as there's no residual tumor found at Jeannie's three-month, post-operative MRI, Bederson says, "she should be cured.
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I am confident that Parkinson's disease will be eventually be cured, but the cure will probably be too late for me.
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All cancers will not be cured this year, in 36 years, 50 or even 100 years; but we can do better.
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Medical authorities depicted homosexuality as an illness to be cured, and religious authorities viewed it as a lapse of moral conviction.
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" The UK's National Autism Society is even more succinct, noting, "autism is not an illness or disease and cannot be 'cured.
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Benjamin Rush was the first American to focus on the problem and to see it as something that could be cured.
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I think being cryo‐preserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up, even in hundreds of years' time.
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For a long time, I genuinely believed I would never be cured of this problem, that I was impossible to fix.
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"President Trump's original sin of targeting Muslims cannot be cured by throwing other countries onto his enemies list," Mr. Romero said.
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But if it is, sickle cell disease could be the first common genetic disorder to be cured by manipulating human DNA.
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When caught at an early stage, ovarian cancer can be cured; however, most women are currently diagnosed with late-stage disease.
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"For us, being L.G.B.T. is a psychological illness that needs to be cured, and this comic is promoting it," he added.
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For example, I can't count the number of times I prayed to God that my father would be cured of his cancer.
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African swine fever, which cannot be cured and has no vaccine, is known to survive for weeks in feed ingredients like soymeal.
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"I think it's often non-disabled people that want to cure us more than we want to be cured ourselves," she says.
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" However, it was important to Herring that the game not make it seem like anxiety was something that can just be "cured.
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Flashbacks fill in his brutal childhood under a military father (Robert C. Treveiler) who felt autism could be cured via combat training.
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Testicular cancer, Hodgkin's lymphoma and many adult cases of leukemia can be cured or at least turned into manageable or suppressed disease.
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The disease cannot be cured but vaccines offer lifelong protection from the virus, which primarily infects children under the age of 5.
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Ask almost any specialist about a cure for cancer, and she will cringe, because there is no one cancer to be cured.
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The benefit will be that more cancers can be cured with the most basic, oldest and most effective methods of cancer treatment.
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He was diagnosed with NUT carcinoma, a rare and fast-growing cancer that cannot be cured, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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Matthew Ferraro East Providence, R.I. Aviv describes how Delano was victimized by the belief that every depressive can be cured by medication.
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There are no numbers on how many people have turned to metformin and other such drugs in their desperation to be cured.
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But what if, in some as-yet undiscovered medical breakthrough, these conditions and all other causes of physical infirmity could be cured?
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Without social norms to reinforce it, honor has become something of a fatal disease, one that can only be cured by brutal practicality.
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In November, Trump, citing a phrase used in Carson's autobiography, said the retired neurosurgeon had a "pathological temper" that could not be cured.
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Instead of treating addiction like an acute condition that can be cured through detox, we must treat it like any other chronic illness.
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Drug abuse will not be cured with tax policy or job training programs and is likely to be a persistent drag on employment.
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To borrow a line from Bill Clinton, there is nothing wrong with Facebook that cannot be cured by what is right with Facebook.
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These STDs can be cured or treated with medication to help prevent a person with an STD from spreading it to sexual partners.
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"Folks need to be cured so they can be productive members of society and realize their dreams," Price said on his listening tour.
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Fewer than 219 people a year in the United States still come down with the disease, but they can be cured with antibiotics.
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I think if he can get out into the open, with plenty of warm clothes, he may be cured partially of his ailment.
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Depressed people are more likely to get other diseases and less likely to take care of themselves so that they can be cured.
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In short, just about every quality that makes Mr. Trump a nightmare in governance could be cured by a few summers at Wrigley.
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Stage 1 breast and gynecological cancers can generally be cured, whereas at stages 3 and 4 they tend to metastasize until they kill.
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"If you went to a doctor during your first bout with asthma, would you expect to be cured after just one inhaler?" he said.
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Some people, for example, still believe it's just a "bad mood" that can be "cured" through positive thinking, exercise, or spending time in nature.
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But they do lend hope: If Alzheimer's can't be cured, maybe it can be prevented, or at least its worst symptoms can be postponed.
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I dream of a far more accessible world where those of us who can't be cured can function equally to our non-disabled peers.
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"Patients want doctors to be honest with them, and they want doctors to honestly tell them that their disease can be cured," Gramling said.
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There were a few promising glimpses over the years—babies and grown men who appeared to be cured—but the virus always came back.
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Patanjali's founder, Baba Ramdev, a celebrity yoga tycoon with close ties to the BJP, has previously said homosexuality can be "cured" by using yoga.
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It wasn't even my introduction to the neurodiversity movement and the idea that I didn't have to be "cured" to have a worthwhile life.
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Using condoms can reduce the risk of transmitting all three diseases, which are among the most common S.T.D.s and can be cured with antibiotics.
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If we can provide better food to these people that have no accessibility to fruits and vegetables, their diet related illnesses can be cured.
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The book's critics complain that it peddles stereotypes about transmasculinity and suggests that a lesbian can be "cured" if the sex is good enough.
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We don't want to be told our pain can't be cured and that instead we have to change the way we think about it.
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Although syphilis can be cured with an injection, there has been a shortage of the antibiotic, made only by Pfizer, for over a year.
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I was convinced that if I did everything that was required of me, and that if I did it with heart, I'd be cured.
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With this episode, we set out to tell a story for those kids whose illnesses can't be cured by just a kiss and a cuddle.
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"The idea that homosexuality needs to be cured or fixed in the first place is misrepresentation," says Scott McCoy of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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I was thinking to myself, 'This is a Christian institution, and they want me to say that I hate someone, in order to be cured.
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Patanjali's founder, Baba Ramdev, a celebrity yoga tycoon with close ties to the BJP here, has previously said homosexuality can be "cured" by using yoga.
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The idea that somehow a disease stems from our mind-set, or can be cured by thinking positively, persists even today, despite being roundly disproven.
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Though few cancers can be cured with chemotherapy on its own, many can be set back a long way and controlled for quite some time.
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Instead, young Ugandans mainly learn about sex through rumors and superstition—like the idea that AIDS can be cured if you sleep with a virgin.
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A generic antiviral drug for hepatitis C, which can be cured in three months, was placed this week on WHO's list of pre-qualified medicines.
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His case comes nearly 10 years after Timothy Brown, known as the "Berlin patient," was announced as the first person to be cured of HIV.
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But the inclusion of autism as a "disease" that needs to be cured reveals a misguided view of what autism is and what causes it.
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" And it gets worse, you freakish sex pervert: "Two hundred years ago, masturbating was literally considered an organic disease that could be cured by surgery.
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Health officials said it was the first time this strain could not be cured with any of the antibiotics normally used to treat the disease.
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When detected early, it can usually be cured by surgery alone, by removing the implant and the capsule of scar tissue that forms around it.
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Not to mention, if scientists could actually successfully alter the fetus intellectually, cancer, AIDS, and several other diseases could hopefully be cured within mere decades.
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Although there are people who go up the mountain on their knees because, perhaps, they have a sick child and they believe he'll be cured.
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Herpes can't be cured, but taking an antiviral can help reduce outbreaks, make the outbreaks that do occur less severe, and reduce the risk of transmission.
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And on: Iris Robinson, a former DUP MP described homosexuality as "disgusting, loathsome, nauseating, wicked and vile", as well as an "abomination" that could be "cured".
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"Soon, you may find the population might not be cured by a particular antibiotic or class of antibiotic, and this might lead to disaster," he said.
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Most people don't realize that cavities are the result of an out-of-control infection that can only really be cured by improving their oral hygiene.
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"There is nothing wrong with America that cannot be cured by what is right with America," Bill Clinton said in his first inaugural address on Jan.
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My doctor told me that the radiologist said it was Stage 3, which meant that it could potentially be cured with surgical removal of my kidney.
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When you hear the words "yeast infection," you probably think of thrush, or something that makes women's vaginas itchy and can be cured with an OTC cream.
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The other singularities we find in the Universe are black holes, and our hope is that the divergences there will also be cured by the same theories.
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"Most patients diagnosed with BIA-ALCL will be cured by removal of both breast implants along with the scar tissue, or capsule, surrounding each implant," McCarthy said.
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The idea that we were being asked to give up sex altogether because of some mysterious new disease, which would undoubtedly be cured right away, outraged us.
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Hepatitis C can be cured with a short course of pills; and today the life expectancy of HIV patients is about the same as the general population.
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They are not seeking medical care and their cancer is progressing unchecked to stages that will be more difficult to treat and less likely to be cured.
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According to the newspaper, officials were recommended to tell students that their family members were "infected" by the "virus" of Islamic radicalism and needed to be cured.
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Madrigal alleged that Morrow had told her that her son was experiencing a "healing crisis" but that the seventh-grader's diabetes would eventually be cured for life.
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But in conversations about his status as the second person ever to be cured of H.I.V., Mr. Castillejo still adamantly refers to himself as LP, not Adam.
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So we have a group of Freedom Caucus Republicans who still think the major problems in the country today can be cured with tax and spending cuts.
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It is foolhardy to believe that individuals who are injecting Opana will suddenly be "cured" of their opioid use disorder simply because Opana is no longer available.
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But requiring that Eldred essentially be cured within days—and subjecting her more than once to a cell when she failed—was unconstitutional, according to the attorney.
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This real estate monoculture could be cured by allowing more mixed-use housing, he said, as well as permitting small businesses to pop up in purely residential neighborhoods.
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"Patients diagnosed with early-stage diseases are more likely to be treated successfully and to be cured and to have better quality of care," Jemal said by email.
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I was disappointed to realize that some parts of my mental health (phobias, obsessive disorder) would not be cured by transitioning, but they no longer feel all- consuming.
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The rest of the movie is Deadpool looking for Ajax to seek revenge, be cured of his disfigurement, and to rescue Vanessa, Deadpool's love interest whom Ajax kidnaps.
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NSCLC is the most common form of lung cancer by far, and can sometimes be cured if diagnosed in the early stage, and if a patient undergoes surgery.
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The cancer can be cured if it's caught early by removing the implant and the scar tissue around it, but it can require chemotherapy or additional serious treatments.
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We not only wanted people to have a place to sleep and food to eat, we also wanted to create a space to help the kids be cured.
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Fourteen years earlier, she had been handed a diagnosis of Hodgkin lymphoma and the reassurance that it was at an early stage and could be cured with radiation.
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The news comes nearly 24 years to the day after the first patient known to be cured, a feat that researchers have long tried, and failed, to duplicate.
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"President Trump's original sin of targeting Muslims cannot be cured by throwing other countries onto his enemies list," said the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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If things do work out, the pods have to be cured for three to six months in the sun during the day and in a box at night.
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But it is a societal ill that most of us will catch at one point or another, and it won't be cured by ignoring it or muddling its name.
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Even in a show about goddamn ghosts, the idea that perpetuated trauma can be stopped—or that mental illness can be cured—is the most unrealistic thing about it.
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Conversion therapy, which can include hypnosis and electric shocks, is based on the belief that being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender is a mental illness that can be cured.
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Sometimes the judgement that people with TBI seem to face is the idea that they're broken somehow, and are looking for a way to be cured or changed. Yeah.
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They aren't allowed to be evil and remain evil, they have to be cured of their evilness, because we are not used to seeing women just be plain bad.
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" The idea that autism is one of many ways by which people's thinking patterns differ — rather than a disease that must be cured — is often referred to as "neurodiversity.
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She said having full knowledge of the genetic make-up of a patient's leukemia substantially improved the ability to predict whether that patient could be cured with current drugs.
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That is, in a fantasy world where, among other things, one older mother's lifetime of bigotry can be cured by half an afternoon spent with a mixed-race child.
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"One has to balance the long-term side effects of the transplant with the potential to be cured of leukemia, and sometimes it's a very difficult decision," he said.
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"President Trump's original sin of targeting Muslims cannot be cured by throwing other countries onto his enemies list," Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU, said in a statement.
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As we explored that history, producer Jonathan Wolfe called up Timothy Ray Brown, known as the Berlin patient, who, until recently, was the only person to ever be cured.
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Luckily, the virus isn't actually present in the game, but your neighbors can still get sick from time to time and can be cured with a bag of medicine.
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Among other things, our citizens and businesses will have to accept that cybermalevolence is a persistent threat, not a war to be won or a disease to be cured.
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But it was also illuminating as to how one of the most mysterious ailments on Game of Thrones might be cured — and honestly, the answer is a little underwhelming.
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Iscove also affirmed that he broadly agreed with Bergler's theories of homosexuality, though he disagreed with the suggestion that he saw it as an illness that needed to be cured.
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If Ant-Man gets another movie in Phase 4 or beyond, it's possible that Ghost will be cured and may possibly join up with her ex-nemeses as a hero.
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This form of quackery, rooted in the idea that gay people are mentally ill and need to be "cured," has been thoroughly discredited by the medical and mental health establishment.
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She used a story of a disabled man, in St. John's Gospel, who picked up a mat — forbidden on the Sabbath — and walked to a healing pool to be cured.
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I also know that it can most often be cured if one of several screening tests leads to early detection, before the cancer has spread beyond its point of origin.
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"A smart former president — who happens to be my husband — once said there is nothing wrong with America that cannot be cured by what is right with America," she wrote.
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So, in terms of the myth that we'll always be cured from depression by antidepressants, the research shows that the most effective thing right now for depression is actually therapy.
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She was quick to note that the goal isn't to eliminate disease entirely but to invest in research that will allow for today's diseases to be cured, prevented and managed.
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So to say that all cancer is going to be cured may be a stretch, but I think there will definitely be certain classes that are cured in our lifetimes.
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And while it may be possible to prevent some new addictions by way of prescribing limits, no one can seriously believe that existing addiction will somehow be cured this way.
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Some therapeutically-minded psychiatrists, so impressed by the germ theory of disease, believed that psychosis could be cured by the surgical excision of "infected" organs like teeth, ovaries and colons.
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"Seeing Communism up close cures you of all your left-liberal illusions that the Cold War is a misunderstanding that can be cured through arms control and détente," Fried says.
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Here I'll just stress its necessity: Because what cannot be cured must be endured, and how to endure is, even now, the hardest challenge every one of us will face.
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"Hopefully the transplant will go smoothly, he'll be cured of his leukemia, and we'll all look back at this conversation and wonder why we even had it," I told her.
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"In fact, what people are more concerned about is the transmission route and whether it can be cured," wrote a user on Weibo, a popular social media tool in China.
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This form of quackery, rooted in the idea that gay people are mentally ill and need to be "cured," has been thoroughly discredited by the medical and mental health establishments.
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The Muslim ban cannot be cured of its discriminatory intent and devastating effects, and neither the Trump administration nor the Republican-led Senate has shown a willingness to overturn it.
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Although 40 percent of their palliative care patients can expect to be cured, "there clearly still are both patients and oncologists who have an inappropriate association in their minds," he said.
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Historically, many organizations and non-autistic advocates have tried to control the narrative of autism for the general public, often suggesting the condition is something to be cured and not embraced.
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Cancer, for example, or disease more generally — cancer can be cured, it's just that we humans haven't been smart enough to figure out how to deal with it in all cases.
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It was a huge blow to those who insist that same-sex attraction can be "cured," and an encouragement to the growing number of evangelicals, particularly millennials, who support L.G.B.T. rights.
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No treatment surfaced until 1926, when three doctors -- George Whipple, George Minot and William Murphy -- demonstrated that PA patients who ate a half-pound of raw liver daily could be cured.
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The thirsty networkers will be cured of their ills, the weed smoke will offer salvation, and the electric thrill of bodies touching will lift us up to heaven, amen and hallelujah.
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This speaks to a deep misunderstanding of female power in our society, one that won't be cured even by the disgrace of one of the most influential producers in the country.
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They offer incredible hope to a new generation of childhood cancer patients that they can not only be cured, but can look forward to a productive life without additional health burdens.
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An immigrant who was sent down the left hallway would be heading to the general hospital, and the odds were likely that they would be cured of whatever ailments they had.
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Almost all patients with "uncomplicated" tuberculosis — bacteria that are not drug-resistant — can be cured if they take a standard menu of four antibiotics every day for six months without fail.
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Still, the successful treatment is considered a milestone for researchers who worried that a case 12 years earlier involving the first-ever patient to be cured of HIV was a fluke.
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After the funeral and shortly before his own death, the pastor reminded his followers that mental health is not something that can just be cured, no matter how strong your faith.
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Dr. Robert G. Newman, who pioneered methadone maintenance as a safe substitute for heroin and struggled to redefine addiction as a chronic medical condition that cannot be cured, died on Aug.
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Still, like all other chronic diseases, opioid addiction can't be cured, and patients with addiction often require other medical care and social support from families and peers to manage their disease.
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"President Trump's original sin of targeting Muslims cannot be cured by throwing other countries onto his enemies list," Anthony D. Romero, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, said.
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For people with disabilities and patients with chronic conditions who may or may not be cured, access to treatments and health interventions can be essential in improving their quality of life.
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A woman is scared by "the thought of marital relations" and has no mother or sister to ask for guidance; another has contracted venereal disease and is desperate to be cured.
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The projected numbers are enough to enlist panic among people fearing a future where now-treatable conditions cannot be cured, but attention should be focused on pushing for solutions, according to experts.
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Although our veterans with PTSD can now be cured in 10 weeks using CBT, unfortunately in the same time frame, our candidates with their versions of "Strength" will still be the same.
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As Nate Silver tweeted on Wednesday, his ignorance could probably be cured if he decided to spend half a day talking to reporters and editors about what it is they actually do.
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For a few weeks my gloom lifted, and I became utterly convinced that if this girl went out with me, if she fucked me, I'd be cured of all that ailed me.
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About 7 million have eyelids that are torquing inward and need the 20-minute operation Mr. Rana had, and about 21 million have infected lids that can still be cured without surgery.
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The documentary features key players such as Timothy Brown the first patient to be 'cured' of HIV, Dr. Larry Corey, Bono the co-founder of (RED) and former President George W. Bush.
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Meanwhile, a reduced public obsession with the need to address short-term economic problems opens up more space to address the many longstanding problems that can't be cured by a strong economy.
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Iscove was a Freudian therapist who subscribed to the theories of Edmund Bergler, an Australian psychoanalyst who saw homosexuality as a mental condition traced to infancy that could be cured with enough effort.
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From South Africa to India and Ecuador, gay people are subjected to 'corrective rape' by their families, strangers and vigilantes who believe that homosexuality is a mental illness that needs to be 'cured'.
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Luckily, yeast infections can be treated with over the counter creams or oral medication, gonorrhea and chlamydia can be cured with antibiotics, and suppressive medications like Valtrex can greatly reduce herpes breakouts. 2.
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After he came home for the summer, he started to notice blood in his saliva, and it became clear that whatever was ailing him wouldn't be cured by a simple round of drugs.
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Deeper than a desire to be cured from disease or to use a faster internet, public support of science is a rooted belief in — and patriotic pride in — American scientific and technological exceptionalism.
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But the point is that all of this lends credence to the perception that loads of people are running around with these fairly uncommon disorders, and that they can be cured with exercise.
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"The TB cases are going up, and people are still dying of the disease, yet it can't be cured because there is no one to force them to finish their drugs," Misoi said.
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In place of a narrator, Bolt employs a first-rate crew of bioethicists, geneticists and researchers to guide the film, and provides interviews with patients who have diseases that could soon be cured.
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While they may never be "cured" of the biological aspects of antisocial personality disorder, some therapies might effectively teach kids (and adults) how to navigate empathy, morality, and behavior in a prosocial way.
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He opposes Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's call to keep members who take industry contributions off a select committee on climate change, saying the corrupting influence of money in politics can be cured through disclosure.
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The CDC or WHO has in no way concluded that any one race is at lower risk of contracting the virus or that one race will be cured easier or quicker (see here ).
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The idea was that if thinkers and businessmen were forced into the same room they'd be cured of their mutual suspicion and "join together to supplant the vulgarity and aimlessness of American life".
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Other misinformation surrounding the virus include theories that it can be cured with toxic bleach or oregano oil, or that it stems from a leak from China&aposs bioweapons program or 5G network.
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Much as many on-the-wagon alcoholics say they will never be "cured" of alcoholism, the fact that I no longer throw up daily does not mean the temptations to purge are gone.
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He wanted to say yes, of course he did—he wanted to be cured—but he honestly didn't know if he could go through with it, and wasn't that the problem last time?
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They would sell bottles of phony medicine that were little more than water and dye, take the money from the suckers, and leave town fast before their customers learned they would not be cured.
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"The court's ruling impacts thousands of ballots, and that number will likely increase as larger counties like Broward add their ballots to the total pool which can be cured," Elias said in a statement.
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And, as a number of others have pointed out, the "moonshot" analogy falls short of the magnitude of the number of cancers that need to be "cured"--or more realistically effectively treated and managed.
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London (CNN)The second person ever to be cured of HIV is still free of active virus more than two years on, a study published by medical journal The Lancet HIV revealed on Tuesday.
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It was nearly 10 years until a doctor finally convinced him the diagnosis was cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, a condition that causes cyclic vomiting in heavy marijuana users and can be cured by quitting marijuana.
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Amblyopia, commonly called lazy eye, is a medical condition that adversely affects the eyesight of millions, but if caught early can be cured altogether — unfortunately this usually means months of wearing an eye patch.
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Background reading: This milestone comes 12 years after the first person known to be cured of H.I.V. Like the first cure, it was the result of a bone-marrow transplant intended to treat cancer.
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That truth is that intolerance cannot be cured with the well-meaning but bland and ultimately pretty meaningless declarations of #LoveIsLove that have been popularized since the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage in 2015.
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It cannot be cured, but infection can be prevented by vaccination - and a dramatic reduction in cases worldwide in recent decades has been due to intense national and regional immunization campaigns in babies and children.
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It cannot be cured, but infection can be prevented by vaccination - and a dramatic reduction in cases worldwide in recent decades has been due to intense national and regional immunization campaigns in babies and children.
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Conversion therapy, which can include hypnosis, electric shocks and fasting, is based on the belief, common in conservative religious communities, that being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender is a mental illness that can be cured.
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A patient in London who was previously diagnosed as HIV positive is showing no sign of the virus today, doctors say, making him the seemingly second person ever to be cured of the AIDS virus.
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That incapacity, and the hope that it might be cured—the imperturbable perturbed, the ice thawed—was a crucial element of Spock's attractiveness, and not only to women, and not only in a sexual sense.
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All are trapped by an institutional logic that is deeply pathological and that must be cured, and quickly, if we are not to "put an end to the human race," in Russell's and Einstein's words.
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A teenage girl with terminal cancer, who gave instructions for her body to be cryogenically frozen in the hope she could be cured in the future, has won a legal battle shortly before her death.
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Since syphilis, while potentially fatal if left untreated, often has no detectable early symptoms, public health workers wanted to sound the alarm to help diagnose people while the infection could be cured with simple antibiotics.
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Two men, known as the Berlin patient and the London patient, became the first people in the world to be cured of HIV after receiving bone marrow transplants from donors who had the mutation naturally.
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He was aware he had something that was going to be debilitating over his lifetime and he was not going to be able to be cured of it and he didn't want to live with that.
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Her basic point: A new and improved Travis — who has absolutely been an unpleasant and pugnacious little innovation-engine-that-could for Uber over the years — is medicine the company needs in order to be cured.
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But being single is not a disease to be cured, and as Lola learns who she is without a partner, she comes to realize that she quite likes that person and wants to put her first.
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Of the estimated 285 million people who are visually impaired around the world, 90 percent live in low-income settings, while 80 percent of cases could be cured or prevented, according to the World Health Organization.
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This may play a role in Congress' consideration of space operations as the National Defense Authorization Act moves forward, although it isn't yet clear this concern can't be cured short of creating a new military service.
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"I think it's the thing I'm starting to come to terms with: It's not an injury, it's a condition, so I'm not going to wake up one day and it's going to be cured," Wright said.
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To understand the case of the London patient described in Nature, we need to step back and understand what happened with the Berlin patient, Timothy Ray Brown, the only person believed to be cured of HIV.
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Gringos typically forget a very important step: classic mate gourds made out of pumpkins or wood—typically the most affordable option found at fairs like the San Telmo—have to be cured before their first use.
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We don't want to repeat the ableist claims that appear so often in the media, even sometimes in this paper, that disability is a condition to be cured; Deafness is a condition to be cochlear-ed.
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"We live in a system in which we guarantee health and the right of everyone to be cured," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Monday as he announced the measures to keep Italians in their homes.
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It's stronger when it filters history through personal stories, as it does in the evolving relationship between Cleve and his father (David Hyde Pierce), a psychologist who believes that gays can be "cured" with electroshock treatment.
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A hallmark of the condition is enlarged lymph nodes, and most people with the disease — about two-thirds — have a form that affects just one part of the body and can usually be cured through surgery.
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The transplant community realized that you could transplant a kidney from someone with hepatitis C and start treating them right away, Potluri said, and the early trials found the infection could be cured after the transplant.
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During my years of research, I talked to televangelists who offered spiritual guarantees that viewers would receive money from God's own hands, I held hands with people in wheelchairs praying at the altar to be cured.
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"The prospect that more and more patients will be cured is becoming a reality," said Waag's oncologist Dr Lynn Schuchter, chief of hematology oncology at Philadelphia's Penn Medicine who has no current financial ties to drug companies.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Bisi Alimi came out as gay in Nigeria, his parents took him to a church where he underwent seven days of isolation, prayers and fasting to be "cured" of homosexuality, he said.
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HRC said the app was "life-threatening to LGBTQ youth" for its support of "conversion therapy", which is based on the belief that being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender is a mental illness that can be cured.
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A second patient appears to be cured of HIV, sparking new hope for a novel treatment This means a cure for the disease is possible, but several obstacles remain before it can be developed and applied broadly. 3.
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My doctor said if we removed the tumor that had attached to the tail of my pancreas and part of the spleen, I should be cured of whatever caused the pain in my abdomen every time I ate.
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Some cancers, ironically the ones easiest to diagnose and cure, are so slow-growing they are of no threat to the patient: They do not need to be cured, as they would never do harm if left alone.
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It's still a 1960s psych ward, though, complete with shock treatments and padded rooms and, in Gaines's case, a Freudian analyst who "believed a whole lot of confusing things," not least of all that homosexuality could be cured.
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According to a 2017 Gallup poll, 73 percent of Americans think that when "a person has a disease that cannot be cured," a doctor should be allowed by law to end the patient's life painlessly at their request.
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"I was frankly surprised to see the implication that addiction can be cured and the moniker 'totally clean' in [the FDA official's quote], since this framing does not reflect the current best practice in substance use treatment," he said.
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She memorably once wrote on the lifestyle blog, "I was born and raised in Los Angeles, a California girl who lives by the ethos that most things can be cured with either yoga, the beach or a few avocados."
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But like with anyone else, his internal issues can't be cured when he also feels downtrodden about the realities of the world around him — when he has so little control over his destiny because of both class and race.
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"As a disabled person, I became a lawyer to advocate that disability is not a problem to be cured, but a part of our identity and diversity," said Dynah Haubert, a lawyer who works for a disability rights organization.
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"The Saltwater Cure" is about a 16-year-old boy in the 1930s, helping his mother run Pilgrim's Inn, a sham institution where people come to bathe in a marsh to be "cured" of abscesses, limps and other troubles.
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"The exciting thing about these findings is that they hold out the promise that spinal cord injuries can be cured, to an extent that restores walking, and that many movements persist even when stimulation is turned off," he said.
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Every year, Lush drops a collection of Halloween-inspired bath bombs, soaps, and shower jellies just in time for our fall fever to be cured — or at least satiated for another few days — and this year's options don't disappoint.
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"The poor child is suffering from an incurable genetic disorder that can't be cured, so there is no question that there is no moral obligation to continue intervention, according to Catholic teaching," Mr. Haas said in a phone interview.
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But other factors can be manipulated to stop outbreaks: insects can be killed; patients can be cured before they are bitten again; vaccines can be developed; and simple measures like screens, air-conditioning and bug spray can play big roles.
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Fausett recalls his bishop and stake president (local leader) telling him when he was a child that he could be cured from his homosexuality so long as he went on a mission, married a woman in the temple, and had children.
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"NIH also has a very sizable health service for people who have not been successfully treated with conventional modalities and are on research protocols, often as a last ditch effort to be cured -- and that's obviously very meaningful," he said.
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It is, rather, an account of presences, of the family circle at the core of it, the extended family making frequent visits and the rest of the village spreading like an ancient sore that is unlikely ever to be cured.
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We disagree with Dr. Breivik's premise that the moonshot is pointless, as children and younger adults with cancer deserve the chance to be cured even if that means they might relapse or develop a secondary cancer at an older age.
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Although it can be cured by lengthy antibiotic treatment, the disease is often not detected until it has damaged nerves in the hands, feet and face, which leaves victims unable to feel burns, cuts and ulcers that can cause serious deformities.
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The price of the cure is a fraction of what it costs to finance liver transplants, treat liver cancer, or clog up emergency rooms and urgent care facilities with patients who otherwise might be cured in a matter of weeks.
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Dutch choreographer Zahira Lieneke Mous decided to be named, and said that during one of her trips to see the healer to be cured of the trauma of previous sexual assault, he took her into a back room and had her masturbate him.
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"We all went with the hope that we were going to take a drop of some wonderful medication and be cured," Sowe, 64, a tall man with greying hair, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an office outside Gambia's rundown seaside capital.
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Why it matters: More obese children means there will be more adults down the road with chronic conditions like diabetes — which can't be cured, only managed — and these diseases in turn increase the risk of further complications, such as kidney disease and stroke.
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His thoughts raced alongside the scenery: He had only recently been told he was going to die, and now he was being told he might be cured of both cancer and H.I.V. "I was trying to digest what just happened," he recalled.
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In a previous column, you encouraged the high-libido member of a couple to ask his lower-libido partner to "just do it," but I find it discouraging to be told that people like me should be "cured" of our lack of desire.
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" This still happens every now and then: Ms. Davidsen calls it "hitting a little wall," which can be cured by a good cry, an hour at the gym, or "watching 'Sex and the City' for the 150th time so I can scroll Instagram.
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We were waiting for spring to celebrate his wedding, but instead of the wedding we held his funeral ... Our pain will not be cured by peace, but if peace comes at least the rest of the people will not lose their loved ones.
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Doctors, hospital administrators and insurance companies have all opposed the legislation that the House passed last week, saying that millions will be harmed, including people who could avoid cancer altogether or be cured of early stage disease with prevention or detection measures.
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Reinhard Bonnke, a German-born Pentecostal faith healer whose open-air revivals in Africa attracted so many followers that in one case people were trampled to death hoping to be cured of their afflictions, died at his home in Florida on Dec. 21991.
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Why it matters: More obese children means there will be more adults down the road with chronic conditions like diabetes — which can't be cured, only managed — and these diseases in turn increase the risk of further complications, such as kidney disease and stroke.
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I was reminded of these conversations when I read the news of a 14-year-old girl who had died of cancer, but who had asked that her body be cryopreserved after her death in the hope that one day she might be cured.
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A deep longing is within you and you're feeling like it might never be cured—but in true Gemini fashion, things quickly get shaken up, and some exciting surprises and eureka moments land as the Sun squares off with brilliant, electric Uranus on July 25.
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To protect himself, Conley's attacker outed Conley to his very religious family, including his father, who was a Baptist minister, giving Conley one very difficult choice to make: enter conversion therapy to be "cured" of becoming gay, or risk losing his family, church, and community.
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Many people in the autism community have started to speak out against the framing of ASD as an inherently harmful condition that needs to be cured or prevented; some also argue that more focus should be put on destigmatizing ASD rather than finding a treatment.
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These incidents of gun violence are unlikely to be cured by increasing school security without understanding or addressing why these incidents occur, unless we go so far as to destroy our notion of an educational institution and turn our schools into replicas of jails.
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The goal is to ensure their patients are adequately treated and monitored so they finish the six-month regimen to be cured of regular tuberculosis, or a longer course of nine months to two years to have the best chance of overcoming drug-resistant disease.
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The statement says that conversion therapy is "based on the false claim that being LGBTQ+ is a mental illness that needs to be cured," noting that this assessment has been rejected by the American Psychiatric Association, as well as the medical and mental health community.
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People with the kind of hate in their hearts as the El Paso and Dayton shooters, the Sutherland Springs and Charleston church shooters, the Las Vegas and San Bernardino shooters -- they're not going to be cured of their hate by taking away their guns.
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It causes hair loss and pain, and can usually be cured with good treatment (it was also determined that Asia has a grade 2-3 heart murmur, which will require an echocardiogram, and Artie has some eye concerns that may require surgery once his skin is healed).
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The mayor's office previously said that conversion therapy is "based on the false claim that being LGBTQ+ is a mental illness that needs to be cured," noting that this assessment has been rejected by the American Psychiatric Association, as well as the medical and mental health community.
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The size does mean they can get uncomfortable to wear after a while, but I found this can be cured by a few twists and turns of the bud itself, as it doesn't like, or need, to be jammed in your ear to stay in place.
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The suggestion, featured prominently in the New York Times, that somehow federal law enforcement has been left structurally unprepared to deal with "domestic terrorism" and that this can be cured by empowering a federal agency to designate certain entities as "domestic terrorists" is, quite simply, pretextual nonsense.
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Ms. Williamson became truly famous in 1992 with the publication of "A Return to Love," her nonsecular interpretation of "A Course in Miracles," in which she posited that the gloom emanating from the '80s could be cured by the practice of self-love and kindness to others.
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While most tick-borne diseases can be cured with an early dose of inexpensive antimicrobial drugs, the delays in our treatment resulted in a chronic condition, and we joined the estimated 22007 million to 288 million people in the US who suffer from persistent Lyme disease symptoms.
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ANGOLA ZAMBIA 250 MILES By The New York Times As the disease spread to Butembo, a larger, more prosperous city of about one million, many patients who had Ebola resisted going to designated treatment centers, seeing them as a place to die rather than be cured.
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But it was me who got the wake-up call, after realizing that no one involved, except perhaps the polite man in the main office, seemed to care whether I got the right medication, was sick or well, or whether this systemic problem would ever be cured.
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We are determined to change how Parkinson's is diagnosed and treated, and to create a world in which Parkinson's finally can be cured — in memory of Ali (who was active with our foundation from its earliest days) and on behalf of the millions worldwide living with the disease today.
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"Therapy for a lot of people is intimidating, so if they feel like, 'I can do this instead of seeing a therapist and I'm going to be cured,' I think they're already starting off with an unrealistic expectation," said Nicole Smith-Perez, a New York-based therapist practicing CBT.
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But regardless of which way Britons vote, the U.K. faces a tough set of economic problems — including a credit drought since the 2000 crisis, a widening trade deficit with Europe, stagnant wages and a lack of domestic demand — that won't be cured by severing ties with the European Union.
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No matter how you think it'll shake out — that they'll be cured of their superheroic delusions or transcend the boundaries that have been set upon them — that question alone isn't enough to sustain such a large chunk of a film that has so many other avenues it could explore.
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One who's been under the microscope more than usual is Kerri Rivera, a major promoter of the false claim that autism is caused by parasites and can be cured by "Miracle Mineral Supplement" (MMS), a sodium chlorite solution that forms a powerful bleach when mixed with an acid.
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Introducing Julia: Sesame Street's New Character With Autism We don't need to be cured Being autistic in a world that isn't built for people like us comes with all sorts of pain and challenges, but why do so many people automatically assume that it's the autism that needs fixing?
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"You're going to actually say that if Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE doesn't have the opportunity to shake down billionaires, that AIDS will not be cured?" he asked.
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" We see their echoes, he says, in the murders of trans women of color, often underreported by the mainstream press, and in "the continued use of gay conversion therapy, which replays post–World War II arguments that homosexuality is a condition that can be (and should be) cured.
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There is a bit of TV magic involved since the real process of making this pastrami-flavored sausage requires it to be cured, smoked, steamed, chilled out, and then grilled up—not to mention the extra four hours that the chili laddled on top of this dog takes to simmer.
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"Cesareans can improve overall population health only when they are utilized to balance known or projected risks that exist due to real medical conditions like maternal hypertension which could be cured by early delivery, as opposed to (when they are used to) respond to time or staffing constraints," Vedam added.
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When faced with terrible diseases that cannot be cured, frightening epidemics that reach our shores, or illnesses that defy previously successful treatments, healthcare providers and policymakers suffer from a universal frustration, despite a willingness to do whatever it takes to fix the problem, if only a solution were within reach.
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But that will only happen if we put aside our delusion of returning to a world without Trump and see him for what he is: a symptom of something deep and intractable in the American psyche that was not caused by a single election, and cannot be cured by one.
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"There will not be a single cure, but there may be many cancers that can be cured using similar mechanistic approaches — for example, harnessing the power of our immune system to fight cancer," said Gary Gilliland, president and director of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, in an email to Mashable.
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While policymakers may have understood, in 85033, that U.S. consumption — 30 percent of global resources by merely 5 percent of the world's population — was untenable for a peaceful world order, it was viewed by business as a bloated wage environment that could be cured by free trade lowering costs and enhancing profits.
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But if she could not be cured of polio, she would nevertheless help others overcome it by becoming a face of the March of Dimes, the fund-raising campaign by the nonprofit originally called the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, which was dedicated to defeating the disease and had financed Dr. Salk's research.
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They are facing an array of wildly untrue claims, such as that the coronavirus was created as a bioweapon or was funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to further vaccine sales, or that it can be cured by eating garlic or drinking a bleach concoction (which can itself cause liver failure).
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SINTET, Gambia — Matty Sanyang was at a baby naming ceremony when the soldiers arrived in Sintet, a farming town not far from the West African coast, pulled her neighbors from their homes and announced that the president had made a decision: The people of her village were witches, and they would need to be cured.
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The difference is that in the late 1940s this kind of argument was deployed in support of more government intervention — keep those exchange controls in place, because devaluation won't work — whereas now it's being deployed as an argument against activism — never mind the euro, it's all rigidities that must be cured with structural reform.
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Jean Toomer's classic work of modernism, "Cane," which took Du Bois's metaphor of double consciousness as both theme and structuring principle, to show that what Du Bois felt to be a social malady — an outgrowth of Jim Crow racism — which had to be cured, as it were, was in fact the definition of modernity itself.
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So much for the panacea offered in 2016 by leaders of the Vote Leave campaign — a land of milk and honey in which an island liberated from European shackles would become "Global Britain," money would flow, impetigo would be cured, children would become more beautiful, the soil more bountiful, and the world Britain's oyster.
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While water is the only solution for staying hydrated from the inside out (supplemented by Gatorade as needed, should you find yourself suffering from a temporary condition that can only be cured by Glacier Freeze and a bacon, egg, and cheese), it is wrong to portray it as the only route to dewy, gallon-a-day skin.
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When you throw in the fact that an HPV vaccine is now widely available and all of the major bacterial STDs—syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia—can still usually be cured by antibiotics (at least for now), it means that people today are probably a little less concerned about STDs in general than they were a few decades ago.
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The lie that there were weapons of mass destruction and the subsequent invasion of Iraq, claims by Thabo Mbeki, then the South African President, that AIDS was not caused by H.I.V., and by his minister of health that it could be cured with garlic and lemon juice—these kinds of untruth put Tillmans in a state of distraction.
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"Private equity borrowers could argue that meeting the required leverage level at any time following a breach in the financial covenant would cure the event of default, but lenders could argue that an event of default could never be cured because the financial covenant is tested as of a specific date, not some date in the future," Gruberg said.
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"By and through the Sale Motion and the Notice of Assumption, the Debtors assert that there are no defaults to cure in order to assume the Agreements, however, there are numerous uncured monetary and non-monetary defaults under the Agreements that must be cured as a condition to any assumption or assignment of the Agreements," Tarantino's lawyers said, according to the outlet.
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And in a 218 study in The New England Journal of Medicine, 249 percent of patients with metastatic lung cancer and 53 percent of people with advanced colorectal cancer thought they could still be cured, although both conditions are generally considered fatal, said study co-author Dr. Nancy Keating, a professor of health care policy and medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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They have imagined how such DNA insights would detect cancer early enough to be cured, foretell who would have a heart attack, identity who might be at risk for PTSD, inform us of the exact right foods and exercises for our body chemistry, improve our chances of having healthy babies, boost crop yields, find long-lost relatives, and solve long-forgotten crimes.
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In the late 21900's it seemed like the fields of medicine and global public health may have solved the problem of infectious disease spread—smallpox had been eradicated, polio was on its way to extinction and the scourges of the past, yellow fever, bubonic plague, measles, mumps and rubella could all either be cured through antibiotics or prevented through vaccines.
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If he proves to be cured — which his doctors correctly state would be a premature claim at this point -- the medical community will have proof that the previous case of Timothy Ray Brown was not a fluke, and will have more opportunities to compare and learn from these cases in pursuit of a cure that can be delivered at scale.
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"As I proudly sign this bill, thousands of terminally ill Americans will have the help, the hope and the fighting chance -- and I think it's going to be better than chance -- that they will be cured, that they will be helped, that they will be able to be with their families for a long time, or maybe just for a longer time," Trump said.
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For Ms. Giuffre, who described a history of abuse dating back to her childhood, the alleged encounters with Prince Andrew left her, she said, even more sickened than those with Mr. Epstein, whom she described as "having a sickness that could not be cured," or with his girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, who is accused of procuring teenage girls for him, and who Ms. Giuffre described as vicious.
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"Thousands of terminally ill Americans will finally have hope, and the fighting chance, and I think it's going to better than a chance, that they will be cured, they will be helped, and be able to be with their families for a long time, or maybe just for a longer time," Trump said at a bill signing ceremony at the White House, surrounded by terminally ill patients and their families.
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Its panelists worked to forestall criticism of Donald Trump's handling of race issues by treating racism as an exclusively spiritual, rather than structural, dilemma, one that could be cured not through dialogue or through societal change but through prayer and reflection: a perspective that allowed them to adopt the same kind of contempt for "violence...on many sides" that Trump adopted in his now-infamous initial comments following the Charlottesville.
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"It would be absurd to imagine that an otherwise forbidden emolument in the form of a foreign government's payment to the American President could be cured if the President were to give that foreign government its money's worth (or more) in services advancing that government's interests, which might well be contrary to our own," Eisen wrote in a research paper with Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe and Richard Painter, George W. Bush's ethics lawyer.
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Like a son who murders both his parents and then begs the court for mercy because he is an orphan, Senator Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE is claiming that exploding budget deficits caused by Republican tax cuts need to be cured by cutting Social Security and Medicare.
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