Its medicinal properties are rumored to run the gamut from curing hangovers to curing cancer.
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Place the salmon on top of the curing mixture, then cover the salmon with remaining curing mixture.
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Curing diseased mice is a step or ten away from curing disease in humans, but it's a significant step in a very promising direction.
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But I think it's accurate to say that we are curing people with horrible metastatic solid tumors today that we weren't curing even five years ago.
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"Curing" death/Curing all human diseases: It may sound like science fiction, but significantly extending human life is a very real goal in which companies like Alphabet are investing.
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In 2016, Zuckerberg and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative announced that they would invest $3 billion toward curing the world's diseases, with a goal of curing them within their daughter's lifetime.
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Mr López Obrador's ideas for curing Mexico's plagues are fuzzy.
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"Is curing patients a sustainable business model?" the report asked.
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Curing vanilla pods requires precise judgment and intuition, like winemaking.
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But what about curing the underlying element of depressed prices?
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Not curing the disease, though, could indeed bankrupt the nation.
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Saturday will go some way to curing both those wounds.
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The claims range from curing cancer to "detoxifying" the liver.
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The money we raise funds trials for curing children's cancer.
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After all, curing cancer has so much cachet to it.
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It's a dish that improves overnight, curing in the fridge.
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Some of that time is to allow for paint curing.
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Curing someone as young as Helen would be especially significant.
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Yes. I put Joe Biden in charge of curing cancer.
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They're curing diseases, but can I afford my health care?
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Not for treating your acid reflux or curing your acne.
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Chan and Zuckerberg pledged $3 billion to curing disease in September.
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"We are exploring the real possibility of curing HIV," Samuels added.
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The Kunstnerhuset housed an entire strand of research around kelp curing.
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Matthew mentions some curing miracles that Jesus did after the sermon.
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Curing cancer these guys weren't, but it was a noble effort.
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However, those drugs are not always effective in curing the disease.
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And curing hepatitis C can prevent the infection from spreading further.
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Well, at least until I need that hangover-curing bacon sarnie.
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In Vietnam, they are even thought to have cancer curing properties.
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Curing, she quickly discovered, dates back to the earliest human existence.
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What does he think about natural supplements or homeopathy 'curing' MCS?
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"It's so bewitching to feel like you're curing somebody," Mason said.
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Is the character's disability not eradicated either by curing or killing?
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Curing disease is more than just the right thing to do.
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The concrete pathways (aggregates and curing) are fairly close to cost-competitive and curing in particular has fairly large potential, especially when you consider that its CO40 counts twice, once as emission reductions, once as permanent storage.
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People in this region have been salt-curing country ham for centuries.
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Judging by the science so far, our bet's on curing cancer first.
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The impact could be extraordinary, from revolutionizing AI to curing brain diseases.
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It comes in two separate tubes: a resin and a curing agent.
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But this parking lot has been curing Bogotá's hangovers for 25 years.
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The acquisition aligns with CZI's $3 billion investment toward curing all disease.
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Supposedly capable of curing respiratory and digestive disorders, it was widely sought.
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But cloud seeding can be used for more than just curing droughts.
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I started curing out of love of a particular dish, pasta carbonara.
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Bone marrow transplants are saving lives—often curing these life-threatening illnesses.
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Now is the moment to take up a real fight: curing cancer.
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It's closer to nordic cuisine, more about lightly curing and sweetly smoking.
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I've always loved the idea of art maybe, you know, curing people.
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"It's an unnecessary freak-out," he said, to worry about curing salt.
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Might we already have succeeded in curing cancer and other deadly diseases?
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The container's base itself is permeable to oxygen, a substance that inhibits curing.
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Shockingly, there's not any peer-reviewed research about turpentine curing your sniffles, though.
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In fashion, we're not curing cancer but what you do each day matters.
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"Curing is what it's all about and healing has been forgotten," Stuart said.
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Curing charcuterie, baking bread, making cheese, and doing just about everything from scratch?
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And he shares his advice to the President on curing Trump's Twitter habit.
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Rather than defeating or curing the monster, players learn to live without him.
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Saturday morning is usually a time reserved for curing hangovers and overthinking life.
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The biggest challenge that had to be solved was instantaneous hardening or curing.
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Arévalo was reportedly shot multiple times after singing a curing song on Thursday.
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It's believed to be medicinal, curing everything from sexual shortcomings to achy joints.
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Rapid diagnosis is the essential element in curing plague, particularly the pneumonic strain.
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Attached to thin branches, they are smooth and swollen, like olives before curing.
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"The first step toward curing it is to know why," Dr. Leibel says.
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So, making people understand that there are intermediates between doing nothing and curing.
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It brings Latin America's No. 3 economy closer to curing its historic default.
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But does he really think curing cancer is easier than accepting editorial responsibility?
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The thing is, if curing depression were that simple, nobody would be depressed.
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It's grown men playing a game in the dirt; it's not curing cancer.
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A few years and many vegetables later, he began curing his own meats.
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And contrary to popular belief, it's not about unattainable standards or curing cancer.
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I am a student of curing the brokedown mirror that shards the brain.
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Processed meats are those that have been preserved by smoking, curing or salting.
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Currently, scientists are experimenting with curing HIV infections through the use of engineered mutations.
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A South Korean convenience store chain has introduced a hangover-curing ice cream bar.
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It is our job to get to the harder work of curing the disease.
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Move aside, Rogaine: McDonald's fries could actually hold the key to curing hair loss.
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It's about transforming industries, creating millions of jobs, curing diseases and fighting global warming.
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The curious origin of the double-conk theory for curing amnesia Yum yum radium?
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Chaguan found some of them preparing ducks for curing ahead of Chinese new year.
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This requires a miracle, which is usually the inexplicable curing of a sick person.
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Because these treatments are seen as indulging an addict's weakness rather than "curing" it.
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For the moment I know this: there are sick people and they need curing.
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None of the new drugs focus on effectively curing oral gonorrhea, Dr. Alirol said.
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Kristin Smedley is the president and co-founder of the Curing Retinal Blindness Foundation.
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The essential ingredients are smoked salt and Prague powder (the curing salt sodium nitrite).
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" —Victoria P. "An exhibit of old vibrators that doctors used for curing women of hysterics.
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FCC boss Ajit Pai has long insisted his top priority is curing the digital divide.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg, announced an even more ambitious goal for himself: curing all human disease.
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Curing brain disease requires an intimate understanding of the brain at the brain-cell level.
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Researchers have also had more success curing it in other mammals, including dogs and sheep.
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Fans rallied around the hashtag #GetWellSoonZayn in hopes of curing him with their good vibes.
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He did say he and his wife would dedicate billions to curing diseases in general.
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Then there are the inevitable controversies of curing, which I'll cover here only in outline.
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"We'll be investing in basic science research with the goal of curing disease", Chan explained.
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The park is filled with thousands of people curing a hangover or potentially getting one.
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And what decades of research has taught us is this: Curing pain is maddeningly difficult.
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Over the short-term, three types of surgeries appeared most effective at curing the incontinence.
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There's plenty of acid and salt, both keys to curing a hangover, according to Arrington.
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Sadly, no ancient method of curing hangovers caused by modern Chinese beer giants was unearthed.
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Then, from pollination to curing and drying, it takes another year to produce the extract.
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When it comes to curing kids of a fear of bugs, it's all about exposure.
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First, curing concrete with CO22 purportedly produces stronger concrete, so that advantage might be monetized.
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Claudia: The final stage of curing, and also the longest, is the one in cellars.
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They include normalizing blood sugar, blood pressure and blood lipid levels and curing sleep apnea.
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Plus, it uses recycled CO2 in the curing process, thus permanently sequestering the greenhouse gas.
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In Los Angeles, he developed an interest in curing Type 1 diabetes with transplanted pancreases.
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These processing methods describe the flavor derived from the curing injection and the smoking process.
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For the most part, award shows are so self-serious, it's like they're curing cancer.
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When the curing doesn't work and we end up on stage, still terrified, we panic.
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In a non-reactive container, such as glass, lay down a layer of curing mixture.
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Sun Genomics: Sun Genomics is a microbiome health company focused on curing dysbiosis through personalized probiotics.
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Last September, CZI committed at least $3 billion over the next 10 years toward curing disease.
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And so he did, curing her of hemiplegia (paralysis of half of the body), she claims.
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Curing it, he promises, will bring prosperity to Mexico's impoverished southern states and restore national dignity.
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Curing the ills that feed public opposition to globalisation requires efforts to address two other problems.
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And he committed us to curing cancer and put Joe Biden in charge of that mission.
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We refrigerate the ham before curing, so it melts in your mouth and tastes less salty.
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Its curing unit is currently only available commercially (the company is working on a consumer model).
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"This offers all kinds of interesting promise for curing all sorts of genetic diseases," he said.
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Curing cancer, stopping climate change, eliminating human driving—these are too broad to be moon shots.
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You might expect the leading candidates to offer useful prescriptions for curing the capital's gravest ill.
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Don't think of curing as an heirloom exercise in recreating life how it used to be.
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It stops the polymer layers sticking to the base and also removes heat generated during curing.
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The initiative will funnel the money toward issues like personalized learning, curing diseases, and connecting people.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan have set a new ambitious goal: curing disease.
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How many types of meat do you have curing in your basement at any given time?
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For some people, curing their acne meant covering their skin in a thick layer of oil.
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Caroline: OK.Chef Casey: So the curing process for the Ibérico is much like all other hams.
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Most experts say it is inconceivable such treatments could be a way of curing all patients.
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When you're a doctor, people say, 'Oh, thank you for curing me' or 'for my surgery.
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We will be ending the AIDS epidemic shortly in America, and curing childhood cancer very shortly.
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All told, a quarter of a million dollars was spent testing, treating and, eventually, curing me.
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But he said those who think that artificial intelligence is the key to curing cancer are misguided.
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Calico, on the other hand, has more ominous goals of "curing death" to extend the human lifespan.
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"We're throwing all the tools you'd use for curing cancer at making a mai tai," Davis says.
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It's the difference between curing a disease and healing a person physically, emotionally and spiritually, he added.
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How about curing all diseases and asking volunteers to track their health data and share their genomes?
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Only this time, he wanted to start a biotechnology company focused on curing diseases linked to NGLY2000.
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Of curing cancer, building flying and driverless cars, going to Mars, fighting climate change, you name it.
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Nihar says he wants to be a neurosurgeon curing brain disorders, according to his spelling bee profile.
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It's a bit liberating, and feels like taking baby steps toward curing a 24/103 smartphone addiction.
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Despite their joy, many election-night revellers realise that curing Costa Rica's malaise will not be easy.
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But it's also a medical breakthrough, curing a disease that often kills babies before their second birthday.
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If the trauma of enduring the Trump implosion is curative, the question is, What is it curing?
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I'll let the Onion handle the details of Joe Biden curing cancer while sitting in Mission Control.
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That said, I want to state my firm support for exploring space, curing cancer, and Trans Ams.
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In addition to lower vanillin, clandestine vanilla-curing by thieves and impatient farmers also upsets moisture content.
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His last best shot at escaping death from his cancer was to give up on curing it.
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The device, which utilizes ultraviolet gel curing technology, allows children to design 26-D creations in midair.
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It may take us a long way toward curing everybody who gets cancer at a young age.
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You can't be successful in curing someone's health if you have a one-size fits all approach.
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Curing meat is why humans could stay put when there was nothing to grow, kill or steal.
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They will be tasked with preserving our natural resources, advancing technology, curing diseases and protecting our citizens.
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Some experts think genetic editing might be the key to curing all disease and achieving perfect health.
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Mother Teresa was first beatified in 2003, after an Indian woman credited her with curing her cancer.
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Multiple curing stages shape and work the slug into half shells, and then into a hollow sphere.
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A good-paying job goes a long way in curing what ails a state and its people.
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It may hold the keys to curing cancer if it can be at once stoked and tamed.
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The Basques developed their methods for raising, slaughtering, and curing pigs for the sake of sheer survival.
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Not that curing an incurable disease means more to Sam than the proper construction of IKEA furniture.
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Typically, voters are notified of errors and have to sign an affidavit "curing" the mistakes before Election Day.
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The Italian getaway plans are still a go, but Catania will be on thin ice curing the vacation.
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In June, the now-20173-year-old ran her first 5K to raise money for curing children's cancer.
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Processed red meats — everything from hotdogs and bacon to lunch meats — are transformed by salting, curing, or fermentation.
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When Raminisoa returned from the north she built a curing hut on the slope behind her parents' house.
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I'm pro-exploring outer space, the bottom of the sea, curing cancer, all of these connecting the world.
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Fung's tweet feels a bit like knocking a prominent oncologist with cancer for not curing his own disease.
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For example, curing hepatitis C will reduce the number of liver transplants for patients suffering from the infection.
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More from VICE: I've spent most of my life thinking that curing a hangover comes down to hydration.
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Its followers value traditional methods like curing and smoking, and seek out forgotten or overlooked ingredients from nearby.
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But the difference is that, for the Electoral College, there is a viable plan for curing its pathologies.
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Do you think it's possible that CRISPR could help start curing cancer in the next 10-20 years?
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So I had my hypothesis: Having sex would release enough oxytocin to block cytokine production, curing my hangover.
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Not long ago, you had to make it, a time-consuming process of curing whole lemons in salt.
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We're not curing cancer, but we're entertaining people and changing some lives on some level for the better.
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And yet again we have the girl of empathy and generosity curing the tormented man: Jane Eyre redux.
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This discovery was novel but not particularly celebrated compared with the promise of curing cancer, Dr. Krummel recalled.
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The selections are broken up into categories — roaming, building, curing, playing and so on — which is fair enough.
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So the company, through its Google Ventures investment arm, created Calico, a company effectively aimed at curing death.
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Fajgenbaum figured that adding a CEO mindset would enable him to scale up his approach to curing himself.
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When the weather turned cold, they slaughtered a few pigs and hung the hams in the curing room.
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Tech nerds are touring and scientists are curing, but first: a cartoon about office privacy—or lack thereof.
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The staggering variety of biological life, even within the same species, has made curing the worst diseases incredibly difficult.
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Davidson suggests that the data are "much weaker and less convincing" as mindfulness relates to curing a specific disease.
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"The emergence of chemotherapy-resistant cancers is commonplace and forms a major barrier to curing the disease," Houseley said.
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Up until then, I didn't really know much in comparison to what I needed to know about curing meat.
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Breakthroughs in science, technology and medicine are curing illnesses and solving problems that prior generations thought impossible to solve.
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Highly valued rhino horn for instance, is believed to treat issues from cancer to clearing toxins and curing hangovers.
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The Academies' ruling on germline editing for curing inherited diseases is basically that scientists need to be very careful.
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That will be easier when small risks of mistakes are set against the benefits of curing a fatal disease.
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This has led to the proposal of disabling CCR5 in AIDS patients' bodies as a way of curing them.
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Whereas curing an epidemic builds careers, ensuring that a would-be plague never surfaces is a route to obscurity.
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It also didn't look at how well the different options worked at the main goal of surgery - curing cancer.
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She wants to go around curing all the clones — they just need to find out how many there are.
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In a back room at Republique, a group takes notes diligently as Sullivan explains the science behind curing meat.
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Instead, curing obesity means changing eating habits, teaching patients to eat less and eat healthier foods, combined with exercise.
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"She can come back and hopefully open these doctors' minds to the alternative route of curing cancer," Marsha said.
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Perhaps humans build these cancer-curing nanobots and they are actually programmed to deplete Earth of certain vital resources.
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But I think to portray it as this anticancer, antioxidant, deodorizing, constipation-fixing, pancreatic-curing medicine is not genuine.
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Before you write off Koryo altogether, it's worth noting that ginseng does actually have some reputed hangover-curing properties.
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Researchers have also hailed breakthroughs in curing diseases like Hepatitis C and key advances in cracking the human genome.
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Why it matters: Gates is one of the most prominent advocates for vaccines and curing diseases across the globe.
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It made sense to switch him to "comfort measures": to focus on alleviating his suffering rather than curing him.
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In my experience, conversations about turning to it often begin with patients recognizing that curing their cancer is impossible.
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Shahrud appears to house three pits of the sort used for casting or curing rocket components, the researchers say.
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As an adult, I've had time to form my own understanding of beauty while curing some of the damage.
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Breakthroughs in science, technology and medicine are curing illnesses and solving problems that prior generations thought impossible to solve.
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Irn-Bru Scots have long claimed that their rust-hued soda, introduced in 1909, has magical hangover-curing powers.
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Imagining a political outsider coming in and curing what ails politics is fun and romantic, and it's not new.
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For confiting and curing, it was because there used to be no refrigeration, so you had to preserve things.
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Meanwhile, the crackdown isn't curing people with addiction, even if it does seem to be shifting them to heroin.
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Technological advancement has been instrumental in curing diseases and making basic goods available to even the world's poorest people.
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Breakthroughs in science, technology, and medicine are curing illnesses and solving problems that prior generations thought impossible to solve.
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"This is not curing the infection and is causing antimicrobial resistance in MG patients," Dr. Paddy Horner told the Telegraph .
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The United States bests most nations when it comes to exploring outer space, curing disease, and designing lighter, thinner smartphones.
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"When I talk about curing cancer, the cure comes from early detection followed by early prevention and treatment," he says.
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Helwig suggested painting them with oil-based markers and curing them in the oven so the designs are dishwasher-safe.
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Some people have asked how doctors can switch from the role of curing disease and prolonging life to ending it.
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His doctor prescribed a new drug called Harvoni, which has a 235 percent chance of curing this previously incurable disease.
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They are not only after curing sleeping disorders, but getting their troops to stay awake longer and with more focus.
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It is not a practical route to cure others, but it did prove one critical point -- curing HIV is possible.
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But the language around "curing all diseases," and doing it within a timeline that's tantalizingly easy to picture, is misleading.
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I think sometimes, we lose sight of the importance of what we're doing — we're making TV; we're not curing cancer.
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So despite the last few generations of mass produced and preserved food, curing is an art that was never lost.
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In September 2016, Chan and Zuckerberg pledged $3 billion to curing the world's diseases by the end of this century.
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But it has also revealed that curing hate is theoretically possible—under the right circumstances, and with enough mental effort.
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Breakthrough in curing hemophilia Treatiing people with hemophilia A is very expensive, and the patients themselves face numerous lifestyle hurdles.
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Without sustained work to change this perception we will only be treating the symptoms, but never actually curing the disease.
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Luckily, there are a ton of deals on boredom-curing items: How does a new PlayStation or Xbox One sound?
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The idea that Bill Gates is the one guy who should be out there curing malaria is ludicrous to me.
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Biotech companies have exciting plans to introduce treatments that may be transformative, sometimes curing genetic diseases with a single treatment.
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People typically agree to stop treatments aimed at curing their disease in favor of care that makes them more comfortable.
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Ads featuring men and women, babies and older people, promised vibrators could do everything from eliminating wrinkles to curing tuberculosis.
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In January, false claims circulated that Bill Gates owns the patent on the coronavirus or on a vaccine curing it.
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Curing it takes up to two years, and the drugs prescribed can cause permanent deafness, nerve damage, vomiting and rashes.
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Processed meat, which is preserved by smoking, curing, salting, or adding other chemicals, is linked to increased risks of colorectal cancer.
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Prior to this discovery, the oldest examples of dry-curing dated back to ancient Persia and Greece, some 2,500 years ago.
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Graphic: National Eye InstituteBritish doctors have taken a huge step towards curing a common form of age-related chronic eye condition.
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She has unveiled incremental policy proposals to take on laudable causes like curing Alzheimer's and providing care for ailing family members.
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The trouble is, it's hard to reap long-term profits when you're actually curing the patients who would buy your treatment.
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But here's a neat tip: meat and fish aren't the only things you can keep from going rancid with salt curing.
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But now, there's a new protein on the block—and it may open the door to curing a devastating genetic disease.
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We're both depressed, according to an organization that has a foolproof method for curing depression, available at a low, low price.
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Because their resin is fairly innocuous it doesn't require dangerous chemicals to finish and the curing process is quick and painless.
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Farmers played the market too, half curing their vanilla and then preserving it in vacuum packs until the price rose again.
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The hepatitis C drugs, Sovaldi and Harvoni, are widely considered breakthroughs — curing most patients in 12 weeks with few side effects.
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Biden, after his son's death, launched the Cancer Moonshot Initiative last year, aiming to double the research breakthroughs in curing cancer.
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"We'll be investing in basic science research with the goal of curing disease," Chan said at an announcement in San Francisco.
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Schuffman ran against incumbent Mayoral candidate Ed Lee on a platform that included finding solutions for affordable housing and curing homelessness.
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In the past three or four years, he has seen more interest from the public, science and Congress for curing Alzheimer's.
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It combines the strength of super glue, the gap-filling properties of epoxy, and the light-curing speed of acrylic resin.
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New therapies like these hold great hope in both curing more people of breast cancer and helping patients extend their lives.
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These well-meaning doctors had been taught that the priority was curing the disease, and hadn't yet thought of treating symptoms.
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Curing spans a range from bacon or basic corned beef to the elaborate, lard-chunked salamis of Italian or French charcuterie.
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On the other hand, "vaccines aren't so effective at curing you of a disease if you are already infected," he said.
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The technology has the potential to change the focus of the healthcare industry from treating and curing diseases to preventing them.
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While giving me $20 to ice skate isn't exactly curing cancer or eradicating poverty, the attitude behind the gesture spoke volumes.
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At the most basic level, then, both Pathologic and The Marble Nest are about curing this plague, one way or another.
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You might be used to your ceviche being served raw with only a little curing from the acid of lime juice.
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Imagine curing writer's block by stepping out into frozen tundra, or finding inspiration for your next sculpture asleep in icy terrain.
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His projects include building augmented reality glasses, flying an internet-beaming drone for months at a time and curing all disease.
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Grandma's vibe at the breakfast table will vary significantly depending on which route you decide to take at the curing stage.
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That effort, which is driven by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, is focused on things like curing all disease and personalized learning.
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And if you don't think markets have a way of curing excesses, you didn't read the top story in The Times.
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Curing diseases like dementia and Alzheimer's, which are both destructive and expensive, would mark an enormous leap forward in scientific achievement.
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Prayer is efficacious in the sense of making us feel better, but do you believe it is efficacious in curing cancer?
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Shouldn't they be running countries, curing diseases, shooting lasers out of their gloves and spin-kicking anonymous goons over casino balconies?
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For some people, it can painfully last for years, and there's science devoted to curing or at least easing the condition.
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The feeling among some US uniformed leaders was that America's service members should be focused on fighting wars, not curing diseases.
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In retrospect, the pain from that time is what deepened my gratitude for those who devote their careers to curing disease.
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Add FitBit and moonshot projects involving anti-aging and curing diseases, and Google could become your doctor's (very rich) best friend.
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Naming the problem may be the first step toward curing the illness, but it doesn't yet tell us how to proceed.
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Trump waxes eloquent about providing jobs as the panacea for the racial divide and curing the woes of the inner city.
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He hinted at continuing his work on curing poverty, and said he would think further in 2019, once he's officially out.
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Georgina tries curing him using the Goop handbook (aka a shaman and holistic medicine) but then rushes him to a hospital.
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The festivities center on tastings and celebrating whiskey, but the aim is to promote awareness and raise money for curing Parkinson's.
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In addition to curing us when we're ill, these wonder drugs revolutionized medicine and vastly expanded the scale of food production.
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"Is curing patients a sustainable business model?" analysts asked in an April 10 report entitled "The Genome Revolution," which CNBC first reported.
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About a year ago, they used Crispr to edit out a blindness-causing genetic defect in mice, curing two of their cohort.
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Or you can join the ranks of the home alchemists out there and get to work on some hangover-curing ice cream.
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Still, the authors of the analysis write, with more research, these discoveries could help eventually identify a path to curing nodding sickness.
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With many of these new therapies we are no longer combating diseases over time, but potentially curing them in a single treatment.
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In 2014, the Neighbors 2 star testified in front of Congress to plead for more funding to go toward curing the disease.
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For a decade, the DNA has given Romania a measure of judicial independence and some hope of curing the plague of corruption.
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It&aposs called the Lord of Miracles and is credited with everything from curing illness to protecting this coastal city from earthquakes.
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If he's right, curing or preventing some of society's most common and costly diseases might come down to chemically resetting our clocks.
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It's worth mentioning at this juncture that traditionally, hunger hasn't been the only thing curing me to put food in my mouth.
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The "curing" process requires voters to send sworn affidavits satisfying any issues with their ballots to the county boards by 5 p.m.
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Like Mr. Bertolli, many proponents of curing learned it from relatives who did it partly out of love, partly out of necessity.
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There is also a theological debate over whether to use the most common curing salt, often called pink salt or Prague powder.
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Finally, I'll say that curing is handy (this was the whole point, before history was even invented) and can save a bundle.
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"Curing meat is why humans could stay put when there was nothing to grow, kill or steal," is how his article begins.
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In 2016 Zuckerberg and Chan invested $3 billion into research focused on curing the world's diseases by the end of the century.
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The curing process is straightforward: Fresh cod is lightly sprinkled with salt and pepper, then refrigerated for a few hours or overnight.
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Here's my stance: It may not be curing diseases or wowing audiences with crazy new technology like 3-D Touch or whatever.
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He shows kindness, bravery, and skill by successfully curing Jorah of Greyscale, an agonizing disease that's said to kill almost every patient.
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The memorial panels that recount the more than 4,400 documented lynchings even evoke the color of tobacco going through its curing phase.
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But it has long frightened Americans away from using the Constitution's chief mechanism for bypassing Congress and curing our dysfunctional federal government.
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Some are from venerable producers that have been curing hams for 100 years or more, and others are the work of newcomers.
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Beltran's signature bone-in short rib involves a nine-day cooking process of brining, curing and smoking that is worth every calorie.
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Campanella gave Sandlock credit for curing him of a tic in his throwing motion that slowed his release on stolen-base attempts.
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The pitch that spurred the heated back and forth was by the founder of Thrive+, a health supplement aimed at curing hangovers.
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I'd always been reassured by the idea that there are grown-ups in the world out there curing cancer and issuing subpoenas.
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Biden, who lost his oldest son to brain cancer in May, has made curing cancer a personal fight over the last year.
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"When people talk about moonshots, they're talking about curing cancer, but it has to look at the whole picture," Dr. Murphy said.
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NIH funding is a down payment on discovery, the seed money to fund a critical step toward ending Alzheimer's or curing cancer.
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In October, the company encouraged Roberts to inject himself with an untested gene therapy that Ascendance claimed was capable of curing his HIV.
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Meanwhile, Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan announced over a year ago that they'll be putting their fortunes toward curing all human diseases.
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Dr. Holt is given the responsibility of curing the extra-limbed woman, and Dr. Cassidy Cascade (Taylor Lautner) takes on the bumpy man.
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But, screen-grabs from the episode show more details on what exactly goes into curing greyscale according to Archmaester Pylos On Rare Diseases.
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Treatments today are effective and well tolerated, he says, and "we have a really have good chance of curing many of these patients."
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"The amount of money we spend on treating symptoms instead of curing the actual cause is a crime and really insane," she continued.
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"We have so few tools [for curing BV] that quitting smoking is an excellent intervention to decrease risk for recurrent BV," she says.
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If we could get a desk plant that satisfies our green thumb while simultaneously curing our random midday boredom, we're all for it.
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The enzymes that transform the glucovanillin in the plant into vanillin – the molecule that gives vanilla its distinctive aroma – emerge only through curing.
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I take my daily Fem Dophilus probiotic (the best for preventing/curing yeast infections, UTIs, BV), which I buy in bulk on Amazon.
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Gene editing is going to change the way people are treated by curing the roots of diseases instead of merely treating the symptoms.
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Practically every one sounds like a great idea (curing cancer, alleviating pain, treating neurodegenerative disease), and many turn out to be worth nothing.
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Below, we've outlined a few Singaporean innovations and landmarks that are leading a global push toward curing cancer and developing early detection methods.
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The House on Wednesday passed a medical innovation bill aimed at curing diseases, with the measure securing bipartisan support after months of negotiations.
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Or imagine putting a few hundred dollars into a company that ends up solving a serious social issue or curing a deadly disease.
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Wall Street viewed Biogen's setback on Thursday as the industry essentially going back to the drawing board when it comes to curing Alzheimer.
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For example, curing hepatitis C lowers healthcare costs for all patients, including those with end-stage liver disease, according to a 2016 study.
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Pichai, whose company is doing some of the most extensive research into the field, said AI could play a role in curing cancer.
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Dinner table conversations on what I do for a living always touch on the importance of curing malaria and all these other diseases.
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But curing the world's climate catastrophe, pulling humanity from its existential brink, requires nothing less than solutions found, and supported, across whole societies.
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Our current treatment is "halfway technology," curing some but not all and often with more side effects or disability than we would like.
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When the restaurant opened in 2014, they were the only eatery in the Bay Area to have a state license for curing meat.
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When we last saw Jorah the Andal, his beloved Khaleesi sent him off with the crucial task of...curing his own terminal disease.
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When these planets connect on November 5, the energy will be enthusiastic and spontaneous, curing you of any boredom you've been dealing with.
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"I believe gene therapy will become a mainstay in treating, and maybe curing, many of our most devastating and intractable illnesses," he added.
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And curing, or controlling, this nightmare illness is no longer a dream – and certainly not a waste of our precious medical research funds.
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The couple announced in 2016 they would invest $3 billion of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's funds into research for curing the world's diseases.
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That's because the meat has been treated in some way to preserve or flavor it, such as by salting, curing, fermenting, or smoking.
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But at some point, curing became synonymous with eradicating, and the hard truth is that much of the time, that eradication is impossible.
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The hardest part of curing tuberculosis, doctors say, is getting patients to take all their pills every day for at least six months.
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The glass threatened to shatter during the months-long process of curing — an expensive gamble for an exhibition of such a large scale.
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"A Path to Curing H.I.V." was produced by Andy Mills and Jonathan Wolfe, and edited by Paige Cowett, Wendy Dorr and Larissa Anderson.
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Each October, millions of Americans wear pink and raise money to fund research in hopes of getting one step closer to curing breast cancer.
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The curious origin of the double-conk theory for curing amnesia The big question was: Where would the apes expect the actor to search?
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Curing meats, brining vegetables, fermenting things to create alcoholic beverages—these are all ways that we have of preserving food well past its harvest.
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Instead of thinking of new medicines and medical research as being costly, we need to think about the economic benefit of curing expensive illnesses.
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What if we need way fewer nurses and doctors because an AI-assisted system is just so much better at diagnosing and curing you?
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Consumers and investors will "ultimately" come to value pharmaceutical companies that focus on curing diseases rather than treating them, CEO Vas Narasimhan said Monday.
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Rather than comply, we fume, deflect and defy, spending scarce public resources to defend state pathologies that the money could have gone toward curing.
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In my day, the word "Awesome" was reserved for things like curing Polio and walking on the Moon, not for food or TV shows.
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Things to consider are how severe the condition is, how treatable, and whether there are other potential ways of curing it, the authors say.
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Most of its treatments are at best a placebo and at worst a harmful distraction from the task of curing people, or downright dangerous.
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Humans need biological diversity to ensure we still have abundant food supplies, disease-curing medicines, breathable air and drinkable water, among other vital benefits.
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This is a time when a storied newspaper needs the backing of a cancer research firm to survive (because curing cancer isn't hard enough).
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If Alion Z-93 gets contaminated after curing, it's prone to degradation when UV rays hit it, a phenomenon documented way back in 1971.
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Gene therapies use specially engineered viruses to deliver genetic material into defective cells, in hopes of improving or potentially even curing an inherited condition.
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The House on Wednesday passed a medical innovation bill aimed at curing serious diseases, with the measure securing bipartisan support after months of negotiations.
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And that any possibility of CAR-T ever curing cancer in the hundreds of other children dying from ALL would likely die with her.
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Short of curing these chronic diseases altogether — a tall order — effective ways of reducing the costs they impose have been hard to come by.
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This fleshy sea-slug is prized as a delicacy, a traditional medicine reputedly capable of curing joint pain and fatigue, and a natural aphrodisiac.
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The Gates Foundation is the world's largest philanthropy, and it has championed the issue of curing the world's most in-need places of malaria.
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Scientists have engineered that system to edit disease-causing genes — changing how we think about curing genetic diseases like sickle cell anemia and cancer.
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If you wanted to fantasize about curing a whole sick culture by getting rid of a single individual, Weinstein might seem like your man.
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Well, we do most of our cooking in a wood-fire hearth, but we do everything from grilling, braising, hanging, smoking, curing, preserving, fermentation.
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Earlier this year, a South Korean convenience store chain introduced a "hangover-curing" ice cream bar made with grapefruit and raisin tree fruit juice.
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Instead of focusing on the logistics of providing healthcare, for example, their foundation will focus on preventing and curing disease in the first place.
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Curing the ills of the Great South Bay requires addressing root causes of pollution, he said, such as upgrading septic systems and controlling runoff.
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Why should a guy who has expertise in software and taking maximum advantage of patent laws be the guy in charge of curing malaria?
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The search for a drug capable of treating or curing the virus has frustrated researchers, as rates of infection and deaths continue to mount.
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But the highly technical details of the foundation's global efforts around sanitation, curing polio, and rethinking nuclear energy are more of a distraction here.
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The most important of these imports was tobacco, which many Europeans considered a wonder drug capable of curing a wide range of human ailments.
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What if we need way fewer nurses and doctors, because a AI-assisted system is just so much better at diagnosing and curing you?
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That the Democratic frontrunner's plan is about helping autistic people, rather than "curing" them or eliminating their condition, is actually quite a radical shift.
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It would account for costs like curing hepatitis C ($20,000 to $90,000 per person) and open-heart surgery for bacterial endocarditis ($1903,000 to $200,000).
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"We saw a lot of health improvements, whether it was guys curing their sleep apnea, reversing their diabetes or lowering their blood pressure," Shanahan said.
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Image: Fredrik Rubensson/FlickrCoffee seems to be the most overstudied beverage; seemingly every day we're bombarded with another study about it causing or curing cancer.
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Some of the projects—curing cancer, fixing global warming—earn trust from your human "masters" to let you speed up the cycle all over again.
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Yes, more people are living longer because we've gotten better at nutrition, curing acute conditions such as infections, and treating a handful of chronic diseases.
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They "defeat" them by curing the White Walkers of this curse inflicted on them long ago by the Children of the Forest (read more here).
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A new study published Thursday in PLOS Pathogens shows a new potential route to curing HIV—though it also highlights the extreme difficulties facing researchers.
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Consumers and investors will "ultimately" come to value pharmaceutical companies that focus on curing diseases rather than treating them, Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan said Monday.
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Curing NGLY27 disease would be to this company as search is to Google—the big problem it was trying to solve, its reason for existence.
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Also, among the proposed benefits—which includes curing constipation, intestinal worms, and skin infections—the most dubious is that cow's urine makes you more intelligent.
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And fecal transplantation has shown a 90 percent success rate at curing a deadly type of diarrhea caused by a bacterium known as Clostridium difficile.
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And you have a laser that's building the form and is curing it, and it's going layer by layer, then it has to be sanded.
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Creating Facebook was a bold move, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg just proposed what he said is an even bolder one: Curing all the world's diseases.
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The organization has so far pledged $3 billion over the next decade towards preventing, curing and managing all diseases by the end of the century.
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Orion's heat shield is a stiffened skin design, and this curing process was the last step prior to attaching titanium stiffeners to the interior surface.
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It allows states to design innovative programs that cure poverty, because I think Nikki Haley will do a better job curing poverty than Barack Obama.
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Instead of focusing on "fixing" or "curing" disabled people, society needs to remove the environmental, structural and attitudinal barriers that keep them from taking part.
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These, in turn, sold them to preparers, who owned curing warehouses, or exporters (often Chinese-Malagasy families who had been in the business for generations).
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But some investors view this goal of curing insomnia permanently as a problem, and have passed on funding the company as a result, he says.
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He said new payment models will need to emerge to reward companies for not just treating conditions over the long term but actually curing them.
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Although suitable for curing, pork spoils more rapidly than other meats, and its transport would have required a complex system of salting and/or smoking.
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We've also shown that, in addition to curing infections, we can reduce the threat of infectious diseases by giving pathogens things they want, like sugar.
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Upon taking office in 2009, President Obama seized on electric vehicles as a tool for rebuilding American's crumbling auto industry and curing an ailing planet.
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Brunch may be our most-documented meal, thanks to all the beautiful ways you can eat avocado toast and slurp a hangover-curing Bloody Mary.
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Nicole Wesolowski was diagnosed with early rectal cancer last year at age 27, and has endured surgery and chemotherapy in the hopes of curing it.
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Together, they launched the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative in 2015, which they pledged 99 percent of their wealth to causes including improving education and curing disease.
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Andy Lazris, MD, a primary care doctor in Maryland, is author of "Curing Medicare" and co-chairman of the Right Care Alliance primary care council.
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Instead, the couple founded the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, an LLC dedicated to "personalized learning, curing disease, connecting people and building strong communities" around the world.
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Curing the disease has become a primary focus for Biden since his son, Beau Biden, died in 2015 of an aggressive form of brain cancer.
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Briefly serving as a sanatorium, where Maxfield Parrish painted the dramatic scenery while curing his tuberculosis, the resort soon traded patients for deep-pocketed patrons.
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Jacobson clearly understands the importance of finding your chosen family; movies are Jane's way of curing heartbreak, ignoring the real world, and making new friends.
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They invented vibrators as cure-all devices; those devices ended up curing very little, until our great-great-grandmothers put them toward their highest purpose.
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The progress that has been made in treating and in some cases curing rare diseases can be attributed directly to the incentives in the law.
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It may not cure cancer, but then again, a stronger American economy can do a lot of things — and curing cancer might be among them.
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Think about how to use some of your money for charity Good causes abound, from helping families overcome hunger to curing lethal diseases including cancer.
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Your bio makes it sound like you were well on your way to curing cancer when the call of the stage became too hard to resist.
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It was a bucket of cold water on an industry intent on using CRISPR to curing countless diseases such as sickle cell anemia and muscular dystrophy.
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The latest, at Moscow's Galerie Iragui, is called Pharmakon, a Greek word that means both remedy and poison, sometimes curing an illness and sometimes causing one.
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Oxfam has stated it plans to help address hunger in the region in the coming months, which it predicts will become a massive hurdle curing recovery.
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Scientists say they have successfully eliminated HIV in infected mice genomes in a groundbreaking accomplishment that could ultimately lead to curing the deadly virus in humans.
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"The essence of cockroach is good for curing oral and peptic ulcers, skin wounds and even stomach cancer," said Wen Jianguo, manager of Gooddoctor's cockroach facility.
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A brief glance at Talk About Curing Autism's sponsor list shows a dizzying array of companies hoping to sell pseudoscientific "treatments" geared at "recovery" from autism.
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The principle is the same as any other type of curing: salt wicks away moisture and starts killing off the bacteria that makes food go bad.
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Harvoni and Sovaldi have drawn attention for their breakthrough success in curing hepatitis C in more than 90 percent of patients, and for their high cost.
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LEAH Labs: People spend $500 million per year on chemotherapy for their dogs, even though the treatment only extends their life temporarily without curing their disease.
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The Providence and Trois Mec alum approaches seafood charcuterie pretty much the same way as you would with meat, in terms of curing and smoking techniques.
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According to a Vice report from 2014, he's running the cartel's house in Medellin, Colombia, as a museum and says he's curing AIDS by studying horses.
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Paul Bertolli, a former chef at Chez Panisse and an early advocate of bringing back home-curing, suggests leaving the more complicated stuff to the experts.
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The kitchen makes it from scratch, lacing ground Berkshire pork shoulder with nutmeg, bay leaf, and white pepper before roasting and curing it to rosy perfection.
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Tetraphase said the drug showed statistically significant improvement in curing patients with intra-abdominal infections, compared to patients who were treated with Medicines Co's drug, meropenem.
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So there is a field, but we're not curing cancer or anything, we are doing something that I believe that will make it easier for people.
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Also part of the new facility is a large autoclave that is used to bring the rocket components to the proper temperature for setting and curing.
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The plan now is to return these corrected cells to the children, where they should function normally and suppress the defective immune cells, curing the children.
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An offering of colorful petals would bring the elephant god, skilled at curing toothaches, or the tiger god, helpful for those who had lost their way.
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These early results suggest scientists are one step closer to curing the disease, which has killed more than 1,800 people in the DRC since last summer.
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I still don't want her thinking she's responsible for curing poor Max's sadness, but I do wish she were a little more concerned about my moods.
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Vice President Biden on Friday called for global cooperation on curing cancer, framing the battle as personal following his son's death from the disease last year.
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"Rather than curing the battery defect by providing a free battery replacement for all affected iPhones, Apple sought to mask the battery defect," reads the complaint.
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Neither Israel's Blue and White party nor the Democratic Party in the US has a plausible plan for curing the deeper causes of its country's drift.
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But it does require, Mr. Ruhlman suggested, that you go out of your way to find the curing salt that turns the meat pink: sodium nitrite.
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Since then has headed the non-profit Milken Institute, focusing on a wide span of research, including curing cancer, public health, aging, California and financial markets.
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The newer therapy is surging in popularity, but no one knows whether it is as effective in curing prostate cancer, or how its side effects compare.
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He says it's totally okay that Gilly didn't get credit for discovering the big plot twist because he never got credit for curing Jorah's (Iain Glen) greyscale.
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The key mechanism here is fatigue — which while obviously not a substitute for curing systemic racism, is a lot easier to fix with concrete short-term steps.
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"It evaporates the water from the ink, curing the image to the fabric" so the print will last over time and through the washing machine, she explains.
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Theories ranged from this being Musk's bold plan to forestall an AI apocalypse to more measured responses about this being a promising contribution toward curing neurodegenerative diseases.
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Bath is also an advocate for preventing and curing blindness and founded the American Institute for the Prevention of Blindness in Washington, DC. Thank you, Dr. Bath!
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It's that they're better positioned to take on what's sometimes called "tough tech"—the hard challenges of our age, like clean energy, curing disease, and climate adaptation.
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How can we compare the value of curing an infant from a fatal disease versus treating the child's symptoms for years before they succumb to the illness?
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He simply tacked the sticky composite material to my tooth, shaped it so it blended right in, and used a curing light to harden that as well.
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Despite the long odds of curing crossbites with software, Wirth started what has become a publicly traded business that is currently worth more than 20 billion dollars.
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They had the aim of curing this type of motion sickness using field-of-view restrictors and wanted to only proceed with users who actually experienced nausea.
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Being set in NYC, however, no small part of that involves food, from Whole Foods runs under the influence to curing a bad day with dollar slices.
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The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative said it would dedicate $3 billion over the next decade towards preventing, curing, and managing all diseases by the end of the century.
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He excitedly detailed plans for a greenhouse and sun-grown cannabis crops, along with an 8,000-square-foot, two-story building for breeding, curing, processing, and packaging.
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"I'll take a lecture on curing the world of HIV when you use a condom 100 percent of the time—and you're on PrEP," he told me.
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Joe Edwards says he's made cannabis flower taste like all of the above and then some, using a high-tech curing unit produced by Colorado startup Yofumo.
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About 240 million metric tonnes of wood are utilized annually for curing: the drying of the tobacco leaf, which is achieved through various methods, including wood fires.
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I would like for us to consider that by labeling these men as villains, we are neither curing the underlying problem nor achieving the freedom we desire.
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"The reduction is mainly driven by curing of loans and write-offs and to a lesser extent by liquidations, collections and sales of loans," the report said.
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Whether it's confronting the challenges of climate change, curing diseases, or embarking upon interstellar travel, these endeavors will require individuals talented in STEM to make it happen.
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Biden offered remarks — added at the list minute — in his new role as "cancer czar" charged with charting a course to curing the disease at long last.
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Since then, their mandate has evolved to include curing disease, developing and delivering new medications, lifting communities out of poverty, and increasing access to opportunity and education.
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More recently, scientists have been leveraging modern AI tools to take a deeper look into our minds, toward potentially curing disease and building tomorrow's interfaces with machines.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, formed the organization in late 2015 to take on ambitious goals like curing human diseases and improving education.
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"Rather than curing the battery defect by providing a free battery replacement for all affected iPhones, Apple sought to mask the battery defect," according to the complaint.
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It ranked worse than many of its peers in curing pneumonia, lymphoma and skin cancer, in managing diabetes and heart disease and in medical mistakes and malpractice.
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There is also a tradition of boiling dogwood bark to create a medicinal bath for curing mange in dogs — a highly ineffective treatment by most modern accounts.
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This process cures the meat, and then it dries out a little more through natural curing in the same space we use for ham, in the cellar.
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By now it is clear that curing cancer has nothing in common with what was involved in tapping existing technologies to place Neil Armstrong on the moon.
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People want to give to their specific communities, or particular causes they're passionate about for personal reasons (like curing a disease that killed a loved one, say).
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Gene therapies use specially engineered viruses, or viral vectors, to deliver genetic material into defective cells, in hopes of improving or potentially even curing an inherited condition.
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A low-income resident of San Francisco lives so much longer than his or her counterpart in Detroit that it's equivalent to San Francisco literally curing cancer.
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SURRY, Va. — Sam Edwards learned the art of curing country hams growing up here on the banks of the James River, from his father and grandfather before him.
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" Wigmore didn't speak to reporters, but Clement told the Globe that she and her work had been "misrepresented" and that "[w]e never said we were curing people.
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This method has become popular because the results last just as long as an in-salon gel or acrylic job, but without the curing lights and faux tips.
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States have recently struggled under the existing Medicaid program to pay for revolutionary hepatitis-C medications, genuine miracle drugs curing a disease that disproportionately affects low-income Americans.
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And the more successes Crispr has—like curing mouse blindness—the more doctors start asking the next logical questions about things like dosing and formulations and side effects.
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Tokat said these new deals are being driven by a focus on acquiring therapies that can change the standard of care for a disease, sometimes even curing diseases.
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Whitestone, which makes tempered glass screen protectors that adhere to screens using LOCA glue and a UV light curing process, says it's been certified for Samsung's latest phones.
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This signal instructs the microspheres to release their contents in the damaged area and then start curing, much like putting glue on a crack and letting it harden.
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It will house three large autoclaves, or pressurized ovens, for curing the jet's carbon-composite wings, which replace the conventional aluminum construction process used for the current 777.
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Olshansky believes that the "natural limit" can be breached, but probably not by any technology we have available today, and probably not even by curing major fatal diseases.
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For example, now hospitals are using livers that are infected with the hepatitis C virus in transplants and then curing patients of the disease with new drugs — i.e.
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Early treatment is key to curing it, and symptoms include a red or swollen area of the skin that spreads quickly, as well as severe pain and fever.
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Hugh Hefner didn't just sexy up the women in Playboy, he also saved their lives, according to ex-girlfriend Cristal Camden ... who credits Hef with curing her bulimia.
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Lists of voters whose early ballots are not counted and in need of "curing" — or correcting — are made available to the public by Florida's 67 county election offices.
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Last year the curing community was set in an uproar over a World Health Organization report that linked cured and processed meat with an increase in colorectal cancer.
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You didn't start reading The Times so you could set yourself up as a frontiersman curing sea duck breasts and wild boar against the inevitable ravages of time?
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Perhaps most significantly, they would provide protections for the U.S. scientists who are discovering miracle biologic drugs that are curing some of the most formidable illnesses we face.
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You don't even have to know how to butcher a fish or anything, and the curing process requires zero skill on your part, just a lot of patience.
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In the meantime, watch some of our previous HBO special reports about killing cancer, curing AIDS, and fixing America's criminal justice system live on our site right now.
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As transhumanists in the developed world dream of curing or preventing heart and lung disease, the developing world will finally start living long enough to die from them.
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Lyme patients insisted that the tests and symptom lists were inaccurate and that the recommended treatment — a short course of antibiotics — wasn't curing the disease in all cases.
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Mr. Sánchez returned wielding the holy sword of the legend of Parsifal, whose "steel has wounded but ends up curing," wrote Rubén Amón, a columnist for El País.
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Curing diseases such as pancreatic cancer saves lives and that is first and foremost; but cures also take a heavy burden off of our healthcare system, especially Medicare.
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It threw a tremendous amount of resources toward curing severe acute respiratory syndrome, the deadly virus known as SARS, when it swept through the country 15 years ago.
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Thankfully, it's not the end of the world, but you might have to spend a little money if you've gotten to this point without curing what ails you.
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Even though the story is centered on curing the land of an ominous purplish smog called The Murk, the world itself is a fairly benign and welcoming place.
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At one point, he talks about an incarcerated cousin who has dreams of running marathons and curing cancer, but can't seem to get a consistent date for his release.
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The next highest-risk category covered foods which had substances added to them, such as salt or sugar, and which had been produced using methods like smoking or curing.
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Crispr has typically been considered for macroscopic tasks: altering mosquitoes so they can't spread malaria, editing tomatoes so they are more flavorful and curing certain genetic diseases in humans.
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Oftentimes when I talk about "curing" my own hangovers, I've resolved stomach distress and nausea and headache and muscle pain, which are all things we associate with acute hangover.
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Now they're taking steps to ensure that the issues they invest in — curing diseases and pushing for more personalized learning, among others — won't hit political roadblocks along the way.
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Tanera Mór's historic stone pier and former herring curing station are both grade B listed on the United Kingdom's Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest.
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Telangana has the highest number of hysterectomies in India - government data shows - with Maloth Bhuti among those who believed the surgery was her best shot at curing period pains.
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The curing process is usually carried out inside a large oven called an autoclave, which applies heat and pressure to consolidate the structure and force out any air bubbles.
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Given our nation's goal of effectively treating or curing Alzheimer's by 2025, this question should be top-of-mind for leaders from both parties throughout the health reform process.
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Some are big problems and issues that have global reach and implications such as water and food security, pollution, climate-related disaster mitigation and curing diseases and preventing pandemics.
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Unlike the decision to become a better cook generally, which pays off every day, the resolve to do your own curing prompts a few basic questions before you start.
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VATICAN CITY — Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. came to this tiny city-state to talk about two of his deepest passions: his Roman Catholic faith and curing cancer.
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While the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative has already made investments in charter schools and education start-ups, the money toward curing diseases represents the group's first major initiative in science.
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Chemotherapy and radiation will likely increase the odds for curing the cancer, but they may also adversely affect the heart, leaving many cancer survivors at risk for cardiac disability.
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It goes back to risk: Big Pharma would rather treat sick people with the hopes of curing them than healthy people with the hopes of not making them sick.
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If you're not familiar with the Congressional Gold Medal, previous winners include Andrew Jackson for defending New Orleans during the war of 1812 and Jonas Salk for curing polio.
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Science and medicine are some of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's main areas of focus, so Meta's technology will help it with its goals to improve research and curing diseases.
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Op-Ed Contributor Los Angeles — This is how TV used to show mental illness: Men imbued with magical crime-solving or disease-curing powers that hindered their personal lives.
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"We use high-quality ingredients and an all-natural curing process to maintain the meat's natural and tender flavor rather than simply coating it and drying it," she said.
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There is salting and curing, an overnight rest, a ton of store-bought duck fat (assuming you don't have some lying around) and an eternity spent in an oven.
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Beginning a long-running tradition of true love curing all, "Snow White" is the very first damsel in distress to be woken by her prince and one true love.
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Adriane attends classes taught by a B. F. Skinner collaborator interested in "curing antisocial behavior," and falls in love with his assistant, who she suspects is an EI himself.
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Would you believe in a future in which teens surreptitiously pilfer links of saucisson from their parent's dry curing cabinet before painting the town red in a porky stupor?
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Mr. Lewis estimated that Shahrud's casting or curing pits could produce three rockets per year — not enough for an arsenal, but the right amount for a space-launch program.
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It also introduces Dennis Quaid into the cast as Michael Lennox, a genial fisherman intent on curing his terminally ill wife (Michelle Fairley) — and more unnameable dread than ever.
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Kelly said he is confident Trump voters can be won over with an aggressive message on the economy and health care that is essential to curing the opioid crisis.
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I use the blowdryer to blow her hair out smooth, then we add soft bends with the curing iron, and use the beach spray to hold that piece-y texture.
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Learning the craft of breaking down animals, curing, turning them into sausage, and all the other esoteric crafts of charcuterie, Heat discovered this would be both his passion and livelihood.
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The new factory will house three large autoclaves, or pressurized ovens, for curing the jet's carbon-composite wings, which replace the conventional aluminum construction process used for the current 777.
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He'll rub off on her, giving her a little more grit, while she'll try to fix him, curing him of the inescapable sadness that's always written across his dopey face.
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I mean a business focusing on curing hangovers, life-size sex dolls, getting rid of bathroom odor, where the creator of the business has had an odd path to success.
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The unintended consequence of such actions could be cutbacks in high-risk research aimed at curing and healing the most threatening diseases that require high returns to justify high costs.
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That said, the objects that come out of this printer are fairly difficult to "finish," primarily because they stay sticky for a while until they finish curing in direct sunlight.
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This is done by adding more of the Extend Gel polish to the inside of the tip (the side sitting on your nail) and curing it with the LED lamp.
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" That means, for example, cancer centers would try to attract cancer patients and heart centers would try to attract heart patients, explained Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis.
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Even in what has been an unexpected and unusual start for the St. Louis Cardinals, they generally can count on curing whatever ails them when they visit the Milwaukee Brewers.
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Before he goes, he asks Lenny to reassure his faith in God by telling him the story of curing the woman when he was a young man at the orphanage.
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Prat-Gay said Argentina was taking the key step to curing its default and that Argentina was already in talks with banks over a new debt sale on global markets.
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In terms of curing the disease, in the 1940s the microbiologist Selman Waksman, working with a graduate student, Albert Schatz, at Rutgers University, helped begin the anti-TB drug revolution.
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But ascribing all of the weight to economic and structural problems and assigning to the government the primary responsibility for curing them is both analytically false and certain to fail.
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Through the SDP, we need to invest in beta cell research and understand how and why the immune system acts the way it does to make progress toward curing T28503D.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The curing of the default, such as through a debt restructuring leading to a normalisation of relations with its creditors would lead to an upgrade of the IDRs.
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It offers us the possibility of curing genetic disorders, making plants hardy and disease-resistant to feed more people, and changing the way we look at the human body altogether.
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If you can't get your hands on salt cod, or you don't want to go through the process of salt-curing it yourself, you can use fresh cod here, too.
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Even Mark Zuckerberg came out and established his own multi-billion dollar commitment with the goal of curing, preventing, or managing all human disease by the end of the century.
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The approach, though effective in his case, was intended to cure his cancer and is not a practical option for the widespread curing of H.I.V. because of the risks involved.
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One of the doctors you talk to argues that the whole idea of "curing" hangovers is misguided, because they have an important function: to deter people from drinking too much.
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In search of official confirmation of pickle brine's head fuzziness-curing properties, I fire off an email to the Polish consulate in Manchester, a city with a sizable Polish immigration.
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While the discovery of immunotherapies for cancer is the most exciting thing to happen in oncology in the past half-century, we're still a long way from curing the disease.
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His long-armed droid used a fast-curing resin that resists gravity, which allowed the robot to print doubly curved lines in midair, as though drawing lines freehand in space.
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That same raw ham, soaked in or injected with brine, spice, sugar and curing agents and perhaps smoked a little creates city ham, the preferred ham for the spiral machine.
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When you understand that tinnitus is a neurological condition—not something physically broken or malfunctioning in the ear—you start to grasp the difficulty in treating, let alone curing it.
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These are not curative, but in his case eliminated enough of the leukemia to enable him to receive a bone-marrow transplant, which did have the potential of curing him.
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In September, they pledged a chunk of the money — at least $3 billion over the next decade — toward preventing, curing or managing all diseases by the end of the century.
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Image: Getty Images In 2016, Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, launched the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative with the modest goal of curing all diseases before the end of the century.
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Our bodies might still be enduring the dread of winter (thank you, puffer coats and fleece vests), but our minds are already on a sandy beach somewhere curing these seasonal blues.
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The comforting cream's stress-soothing, insomnia-curing properties are so legendary (and so frequently touted on Reddit) that the company was all but forced to add it to its permanent lineup.
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Yet the deal was about curbing Iran's illicit nuclear ambitions, not curing its oppressive state (one reason President Donald Trump should even now not pull America out of the nuclear accord).
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But while there may not be a single magic pill for curing acne, there is a place where sufferers can go to talk (or rather, type) it out: Reddit's SkincareAddiction forum.
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The nests are laden with feathers, have a distinctly avian stench, and are prized for myriad alleged health benefits, from immunity boosting and anti-aging properties to claims of curing cancer.
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Zuckerberg and Chan pledged more than a year ago to give away nearly all of their wealth during their lifetime, and pledged $3 billion to curing all disease back in September.
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Live resin is made by a process that preserves the plant immediately after harvesting, flash freezing it so it doesn't dry out and lose its terpenes in the traditional curing process.
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They're the only ones who made it to work after the big blizzard in DC. Monkeying around Scientists fight autism by creating monkeys with autism in the hopes of curing autism.
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Instead of close to two decades focused on counterterrorism, what if the United States focused on transforming the nature of work, generating fiscally responsible budgets, curing cancer, and exploring the heavens?
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Emerald comprises two units, with Kalama Chemical specializing in preservatives and aroma chemicals and CVC Thermoset Specialties supplying products such as liquid polymers, specialty epoxy resins, reactive diluents and curing agents.
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Emerald comprises two units, with Kalama Chemical specialising in preservatives and aroma chemicals and CVC Thermoset Specialties supplying products such as liquid polymers, specialty epoxy resins, reactive diluents and curing agents.
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He's investing $50 million of his own money to support cutting-edge research at the Dementia Discovery Fund, in the hope that an innovative approach to curing dementia will strike gold.
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Two major studies published today in Science Translational Medicine demonstrate the effectiveness of viruses in curing two types of aggressive, treatment-resistant brain and breast cancers in humans and mice, respectively.
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Predictions for the potential of artificial intelligence wax poetic — solutions from climate change to curing disease — but the everyday applications make it seem far more mundane, like a glorified clock radio.
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Clearly the reason why Crosby came back so quickly is because he discovered the secret to curing brain damage and will be soon releasing his medical findings, perhaps after the parade.
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Liv's boss, medical examiner Ravi Chakrabarti (Rahul Kohli), is a great second banana, equal parts sharp scientist, gleeful dork, and loyal friend who's Liv's only hope of curing her zombie-ism.
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While Tony Stark patted himself on the back for getting his Iron Man suit to fly faster, Shuri was curing Bucky Barnes of his Cold War brainwashing in her spare time.
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I accept that prayer has spiritual, healing value, but why is it that God answers prayers only in ambiguous situations, such as curing cancer, but never to, say, regrow a leg?
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But Brady does splurge occasionally, — including on New Year's Eve, apparently, as he said on Instagram that he was curing his hangover with some TB12 electrolytes on New Year's Day 2018.
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My chore list may include garment sewing (I make some of all of our clothing), mending, gardening, food preserving (canning, dehydrating, curing), baking bread, making herbal medicine, yard work, knitting, weaving.
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Next to Lomita, La Cocina de Doña Esthela serves hangover-curing heaps of diner food like machaca con huevo (eggs scrambled with beef, onions and green peppers), chilaquiles and lamb tacos.
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The proposed End Neglected Tropical Diseases Act is not prioritizing access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene education, which means we're curing NTDs with medication rather than preventing them all together.
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Zuckerberg has pledged to give away or spend 353 percent of his Facebook stock over his lifetime to fund issues that are important to him, like education reform and curing disease.
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The indie title, called Project Hospital, lets you do a lot of what you loved about the Bullfrog Productions game, including laying out the hospital, hiring staff, and curing patients for profit.
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So on a Sunday at BodyHacking Con in Austin, Texas—a conference dedicated to do-it-yourself healthcare and bodily augmentation—he planned to stage a performance of curing his own disease.
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But as a Stage 4 cancer patient, in the rare (but still unenviable) position of being relatively asymptomatic for now, I understand why someone called to curing cancer will try everything available.
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Gene therapy, an emerging field of biotech, uses specially engineered viruses, or viral vectors, to deliver genetic material into defective cells, in hopes of improving or potentially even curing an inherited condition.
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There's also a real and reasonable fear that companies or individuals will take ethical liberties in the name of pushing hard toward a good solution, like curing a disease or saving lives.
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"When you're talking about things like curing stroke or at least resolving the symptoms of lesions, you're giving people hope that this will happen and now the countdown has begun," he says.
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Inspired by the wings of the elytra beetle, a team from the University of Stuttgart developed a process for weaving fibers around a metal frame and curing them to get ultralight structures.
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Payment might be linked, for example, to the effectiveness of a drug in preventing heart attacks or curing hepatitis, or its ability to control blood sugar levels in a person with diabetes.
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"I believe gene therapy will become a mainstay in treating, and maybe curing, many of our most devastating and intractable illnesses," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said when announcing the approval of Luxturna.
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Williams also encouraged fans to donate to the Reeve Foundation, which is dedicated to curing spinal cord injuries, and the Challenged Athletes Foundation, which helps the physically disabled be active in sports.
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The tour will also be a great opportunity to learn about the cultivation process, and visitors will be given the opportunity to educate themselves on harvesting, trimming, curing techniques, and strain differences.
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Gene therapy, an emerging field of biotechnology, uses specially engineered viruses, or viral vectors, to deliver genetic material into defective cells, in hopes of improving or potentially even curing an inherited condition.
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TV that gene editing could prove to be promising in curing more HIV patients after a recent breakthrough has appeared to provide only the second-known cure to an HIV-positive patient.
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Democrats should heed that same advice in this case, and I look forward to partnering with them if they change their minds and get serious about curing our broken health care system.
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Curing a disease, rather than treating it, can not only provide an immense improvement in longevity and quality of life, it can also save insurers and taxpayers money in the long-run.
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And once that pattern is set, it only takes a handful of seconds to actually complete the process of curing the resin — drain it away and your object is ready to use.
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There are ways of curing or delaying entropy in our relationships—mostly we just need to seek new things to appreciate in one another—but ballplayers mostly just get worse and worse.
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"Ten percent of the world's GDP goes on healthcare spend, yet we feel like we can still do much better in terms of both preventing and then curing different diseases," adds Hebel.
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Those are good first steps, but if institutions charged with curing the sick are serious about finally stopping the corruption of medicine by money, they'll need to do much more than that.
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Sex. While the jury's still out on sex's supposed hangover-curing abilities, orgasms are a proven stress-reliever, meaning that you could keep those scaries at bay even when the afterglow fades.
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"Rather than curing the battery defect by providing a free battery replacement for all affected iPhones, Apple sought to mask the battery defect," reads the complaint filed in San Francisco on Thursday.
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Her doctors believed that proton therapy would be the most effective treatment in curing her cancer because it could pinpoint the area around her lymph nodes without causing damage to nearby organs.
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The responses ranged from fancy 15-course feasts celebrating a special occasion, to a comforting mid-week takeout, and even a bacon and egg roll that&aposs perfect for curing a hangover.
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In it, neighbors learn about each other's faiths through food - from a fruity Christmas pudding to a spicy Moroccan tagine and a chicken soup, known as Jewish penicillin for its cold-curing properties.
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Photo: AP ImagesWhen the gene-editing technology CRISPR first made a splash back in 2012, it foretold a future in which curing diseases might simply involve snipping out problematic bits of genetic code.
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The cover is roughly the same color as the visor your dentist wears when she puts UV-curing polymer on your teeth and then uses blue UV light to cure and harden it.
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With his patients, Lack has seen the frustrations of both parents and children living with food allergies over the years and has now set his sights on curing, rather than managing the condition.
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In my case, curing my panic around dogs certainly didn't cure me of the deeper, more all-consuming fear I experience whenever the headlines get scary, as they certainly will again in 2016.
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Mark and Priscilla Zuckerberg recently created the Chan Zuckerberg BioHub, a research organization dedicated to the simple and curious task of curing all diseases within about 100 years, as Motherboard reported last month.
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A Columbia- and Yale-trained physician and psychotherapist, he wrote in his bestselling book, In Through Time Into Healing, about curing a patient of obesity by taking her back to a past life.
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In this way, jihadism is more like an analgesic than a coherent doctrine, curing these young men of their internal agony, consoling their rootless existences, and paving the way to a heavenly utopia.
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The roadmap for the program includes three parts: Zuckerberg showed visible gusto, noting how our country spends 50x more on treating people who are sick than curing diseases so people don't get sick.
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LONDON, Aug 9 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nobel prize-winning scientist Marie Curie was the most influential woman in history, Britain's BBC found in a poll on Thursday, highlighting her role in curing cancer.
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Over half of those in California nursing homes are incontinent, for example, and the number of Alzheimer's cases continues to grow as we do a better job at curing cancers and heart disease.
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Makoto warned that a drop in the availability of eucalyptus could expose indigenous tree species to exploitation for tobacco curing - "a scenario which is not ideal given the already alarming levels of deforestation".
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And then Lee delivers his gentle sermon, of wayward homosexuals returning to God's fold, of the Lord curing cancer, of the importance of giving thanks and salvation, in this world and the next.
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And so the arc of the story involves curing her of her sickliness, misery, and bad temper through the extremely English remedies of fresh air, gardening, and (of course) the magic of friendship.
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Third, there must be a science and technology initiative directed at developing new means of identifying pathogens and other public health risks, testing for them, containing them, treating them and, ideally, curing them.
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Those miracle drugs were good at curing individual cases of TB, but people could pass the disease on to others long before they developed obvious symptoms, received proper diagnoses or were effectively cured.
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Why it will boom in 2020: "Neuralink's technology has the best chance of curing multiple neurological diseases, increasing the bandwidth between humans and machines, and someday enabling symbiosis with artificial intelligence," Nolan said.
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Morty's pastrami recipe lives on at his Hong Kong namesake, where a 45-day aging process calls for 20 days of curing and 24 hours of cooking, followed by smoking with American hickory.
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Yes, first impressions count; early studies showed limited impact, but the evidence is accumulating for the Affordable Care Act's low-profile progress in improving, if not curing, our complex and confusing health system.
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They are highly valued in China and Vietnam, where their meat is eaten as a delicacy and where they are believed to have medicinal properties -- including aiding breastfeeding and curing asthma or cancer.
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The mayor stops a scientist from curing the pets and a U.S. exchange pupil at the local school has her visa withdrawn when she suggests he is trying to turn people against dogs.
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Known in online communities as the "master/miracle mineral solution," or MMS, proponents claim the substance only targets pathogens, leaving healthy tissue alone, and thereby curing everything from malaria to cancer to autism.
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At the same time, Priscilla and I also feel a responsibility to do our part to address global challenges -- like curing all diseases in our children's lifetime and personalizing education for every student.
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"I'm getting my little steroid injections, and they seem to be helping, but not curing, but they seem to be helping, but I'm open to other ideas," the star said in the video post.
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From curing cancer or solving the ongoing problem of climate change, to stopping the mass spread of fake news that can impact democracy and politics, these technologies are believed to be our golden ticket.
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There are still those low-key indie finds, but now you can get your Aztec clay mask with your favorite pack of makeup wipes and a hangover-curing ice roller — it's all Prime-able.
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" The company says, "We'll take action on content spreading medical misinformation that could lead to serious harm to Pinners — for example, claims of curing diseases currently considered by the medical community to be incurable.
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Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) dispenses millions of drops of chemical agent per second — similar to what the company pioneered with 2D paper printing — onto a thin layer of powdered material, while instantly curing it.
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On the South African savannah, rhinos lie dead with their horns cut off; ground into a supposed arthritis-curing powder, the appendages fetch thousands of dollars per kilo in TCM's black market in China.
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"Also, for [Epstein-Barr], a herpes virus that in some cases causes cancer, we were even able to remove the virus from infected tumor cells, essentially curing the cells from their invader," Lebbink said.
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It's similar to how pharmaceutical companies mine human DNA for clues to curing disease, only in this case, they're hunting for a sort of Achilles' heel that would kill the animal if tinkered with.
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"Curing cancer is tough and the biological variation in cancer types is profound and presents a big problem with all the different mutations in difference cancers," said Nobel Prize-winning scientist Dr. Harold Varmus.
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If we put our minds to it, we can achieve anything we want, whether that's curing cancer or going to Mars, we can do it, we just have to put the resources behind it.
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We appeal to them to lead us toward curing women's heart disease, a goal that is achievable in our lifetimes if we put women at the center of our national heart disease research agenda.
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Some of his Facebook shares will go toward the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, a philanthropic organization he founded with his wife in 2015 focused on "personalized learning, curing disease, connecting people, and building strong communities."
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" Mr. Simon has been critical of the Food and Drug Administration and the National Institutes of Health, organizations where, he once said, "curing disease is a byproduct of the system and not a goal.
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It could also interact with the gut microbiome, the colony of healthy bacteria that live in our stomach and are linked to a growing number of health factors, from improving sleep to curing cancer.
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Jordan Peterson, the controversial University of Toronto psychologist, and his doctor Mikhaila have credited a diet of meat (and only meat) for curing a host of ailments, from arthritis to depression to gum disease.
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Last month, a Thailand-based team from Oxford University reported complete success in curing hundreds of patients in Southeast Asia with new three-drug combinations mixing fast-acting artemisinin with two longer-lasting drugs.
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Two or three 'scribers' would be seen sitting on the steps where people could hire them to write a personal letter to family, break a spell or write a special prayer for curing sickness.
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The Trump presidency has inverted Mr. Carter's method: Openly court the Wallace voter, and dare moderates to abandon you; instead of curing narcissism, place it at the core of your being; drill, baby, drill.
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To hear giants like AT&T and Verizon tell it, 5G will easily push broadband to underserved rural markets, ultimately curing the digital divide at a fraction of the cost of full fiber deployment.
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By leveraging a patient's own biology, cell and gene therapies are already reversing congenital blindness, curing aggressive forms of pediatric leukemia and may soon grant infants with neurological genetic conditions a second chance at life.
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Amazon has spun up a secret lab within its Seattle headquarters called Grand Challenge that the company has set to work on ideas as bold as curing cancer, according to a new report from CNBC.
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" While the FCC didn't release its full data to the public, it did issue a press release citing some very specific statistics agency boss Ajit Pai claimed proved his agency was curing the "digital divide.
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However, her oncologist assured her that there was a good chance of curing the cancer by using specially engineered nano-sized particles that would seek out and destroy all the cancer cells in her body.
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Unlike his peers at companies like Slack, however, Zuckerberg strikes an even tone, focusing on long-term issues like curing disease and increasing education opportunities rather than the immediate realities of the imminent Trump regime.
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Dr. Charpentier would like to see it used, for instance, to remove the mutated gene in blood cells of people with sickle cell disease and to replace it with a normal gene, curing the disease.
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Paul J. Marangos is the author of, "A Roadmap for Curing Cancer, Alzheimer's and Cardiovascular Disease" He has published over 250 research papers, is inventor on 14 patents and has co-founded four biotech companies.
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In discussion, he riffs casually about freeing the world of traffic, drastically reducing transportation times through self-driving aircraft, spotting skin cancer using iPhones, curing Alzheimers and obesity, and revolutionizing education as we know it.
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It's supposed to bend our perspectives so we think beyond trivial matters—like curing cancer and getting carbon out of the atmosphere and maybe, just maybe, building a society that is a little less cruel.
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Tobacco in bulk-curing barns requires a constant supply of electrical power, so Wooten said farmers are getting back-up generators ready since there's a good chance power could go down due to the storm.
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Essentially, SDP is being tasked with curing diabetes and preventing new cases of diabetes and diabetes complications in Native communities with what amounts to less than two thirds of what it was awarded in 2004.
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Since Gilead went out of style on Wall Street in 2015 for curing Hepatitis C — a feat that, somewhat ironically, investors figured would lead to less recurrent business for Gilead — its stock has been pummeled.
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Nestled in the hills of the Huelva province, where extensive oak woods provide an ideal feeding ground for pigs, the village is famed for a micro-climate that creates the optimal conditions for curing meat.
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One very important difference in Bezos's approach is how he's focused on more near-term issues, as opposed to other super rich people who tend to support more ambitious projects, like curing cancer, said Lenkowsky.
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Efficient mosquito control to reduce the way that malaria gets from person to person combined with curing people who carry the malaria parasites will create a malaria-free world without consigning any species to history.
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That makes the city well-poised to be a leading hub in the sector's latest funding and exit boom, which is capitalizing on a long-term shift toward more computational approaches to diagnosing and curing disease.
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The city aims to show clear progress by 2030 in curing itself of "Big City Syndrome", in which rapid, imbalanced growth creates a congested, polluted and chaotic industrial megapolis, besides reducing the size of the city.
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There are two things to do with these organs—the first is to use them in transplants for your other colony members, curing heart disease or asthma or replacing a diseased organ, and increasing their longevity.
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As Atul Gawande's best-selling book Being Mortal showed, we've done a great job of curing illnesses, managing pain, and helping people live longer, but we still haven't figured out how to deal gracefully with death.
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After giving birth to her second daughter with husband Ryan Reynolds, the star has finally returned to the spotlight — curing our separation anxiety from her flawless hair, perfect makeup and of course her amazing style inspiration.
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Last year, the country's first dedicated kombucha bar opened in East London (where else?) and health food cafes and #cleaneating bloggers across the UK are lauding the brew's supposedly hangover-curing abilities and high probiotic count.
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It is time to rethink how best to allocate the personal and social reserves of time, money and energy devoted to preventing and curing breast cancer—or any of the many diseases with their own day.
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That could be due to the advent of medication like Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra—clinicians might think it's easier to ask about it, because "curing" the problem is as easy as prescribing a little blue pill.
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He realized early on that crime is merely a symptom of the planet's larger problems, and decided that uniting humanity against something greater than itself was a better bet for curing the world of its ills.
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From curing disease and making cars safer to improving energy efficiency and developing new advanced manufacturing techniques, high-performance computing makes possible breakthroughs that will strengthen our economy, our country, and the health of our people.
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Curing disease, improving education through personalized learning and building technology and tools to help organizations reach their full potential are areas with wide spread support and massive potential for mobilization, great storytelling and smart policy engagement.
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"Shamans used tobacco, often in conjunction with other narcotics, to achieve a state of near death, in the belief that 'he who overcomes death by healing himself is capable of curing and revitalizing others,'" Gately writes.
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He didn't talk a lot (lowest speaking time by far at 8 minutes 5 seconds), but he did go on several tangents, including suggesting that "buying power" and not policy is the answer to curing racism.
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In case you didn't know ... aside from curing hangovers, vitamin drips improve immune health, boost energy levels, abate depression and anxiety, improve mental clarity and cognative function, reduce migraine symptoms, combat fatigue and maintain muscle strength.
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Other areas of focus, he said, will be continuing to invest in curing diseases through the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, the nonprofit Zuckerberg runs with his wife Priscilla Chan, and improving upon private interactions on social media.
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The curing solution imparts flavor and is left to marinate in the pork for a few hours to several days before it is hung in a smokehouse, where smoke is introduced while the bacon is heated.
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"Curing contributed more than half of this quarter's NPE reduction, with coverage remaining at a sector-high of 57 percent in Greece, enhanced by 40 basis points from the previous quarter," Fragiadakis said in a statement.
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Having participated in the oversight of many experimental drugs for the kind of disease he has, while there may be a chance of extending his life a tiny bit, there is no chance of curing him.
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"They have inspired people around the world by creating the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and committing 99% of their wealth to taking on challenges like improving education, curing disease, connecting people and building strong communities," the Gates wrote.
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IN A YouTube video released on November 22nd, Donald Trump—seated in front of an American flag and a leonine statue—confirmed his plan to put America first, "whether it's producing steel, building cars or curing disease".
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The technology is superficially similar to the SLA (what you'll find on the Form series), only instead of curing liquid resin with UV light, SLS sinters powder material, melding it into a solid object, layer by layer.
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As President, I'll create a new public option, lower health care costs and tackle some of our greatest public health challenges, including reducing gun violence and curing devastating diseases as we know them, like cancer and Alzheimer's.
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Kim Jong-un has made a habit of embellishing his country's accomplishments - from missile launches to curing ebola to inventing a new food item suspiciously similar to the hamburger - often using the aid of poorly Photoshopped images.
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As lenders seek to shrink NPEs mainly through a curing of loans and write-offs and to a lesser extent by liquidations, collections and loan sales, the Bank of Greece is working to designate bad loan servicers.
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Another workaround: At the NIH, the federal agency charged with funding and conducting basic research aimed at curing diseases, centers like the one where Happel works are often capped in the number of people they can employ.
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The couple have identified several main causes, including curing all disease, to which they have pledged $3 billion, and changing the way children are educated through personalized learning, under which teaching is more tailored to each child.
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It shocked me, even though I'd known for years that I had generalized anxiety disorder — I thought of my anxiety as a disease that needed curing instead of as an (admittedly frustrating) part of who I was.
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