An incurable burden Silicosis develops over long periods of time.
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In 2014 Sir Anthony had been diagnosed with incurable cancer.
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It has aggressively spread throughout my body and is incurable.
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Yet yellow fever is a grave illness, incurable once contracted.
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A day later, it was hospitalized with an incurable virus.
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"Being born a boy," he writes, "is an incurable disease."
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"Being born a boy," he writes, "is an incurable disease."
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African swine fever is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans.
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" –Kelly Jewett "Incurable STDs are very much transmissible through oral sex.
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It could be due to the incurable nature of the former.
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Known, incurable diseases lurk in hidden reservoirs all over the world.
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An acquaintance of mine was recently diagnosed with an incurable cancer.
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No doctor will diagnose mea helpless invalid with an incurable disease.
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Just 1,200 cases of this incurable cancer are diagnosed each year.
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Of course I have an incurable, degenerative disease, I reprimanded myself.
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They also deemed the scarring they found on her lungs incurable.
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LOS ANGELES — Is celebrity a status or an incurable cultural condition?
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Both have Friedreich's ataxia, an incurable disease of the nervous system.
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"Just my luck to get stuck with an incurable romantic," she spat.
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People who lived around the plant developed cancer and incurable health problems.
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But death from mines, explosive hazards, IEDs is not an incurable disease.
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African swine fever is incurable in pigs but does not harm people.
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I would not have taken a risk of getting an incurable disease.
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O, which is developing therapies for NASH, an incurable fatty liver disease.
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" She continued ... "It has aggressively spread throughout my body and is incurable.
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I have incurable cancer and very expensive drugs are keeping me alive.
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I didn't have some incurable disorder that separated me from everyone else.
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It is an incurable disease with an average survival of only months.
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They are largely untreatable, uniformly incurable and very difficult to screen for.
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The doctor said he could treat Alan but that mesothelioma is incurable.
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The cancer returned in April 2018, and this time, it was incurable.
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The incurable disease also has spread to other parts of Asia, including Vietnam.
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Earlier this year, she and her family learned that her cancer is incurable.
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In "The Incurable Romantic" he applies a novelist's skill to his clinical material.
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Additionally, 18 patients, all in Huntersville, North Carolina, also have the incurable cancer.
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Few things are scarier than a dangerous, incurable new disease that spreads quickly.
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EB is a hereditary and incurable skin disease that is also very uncommon.
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Now, there's hope for what was once thought to be an incurable disease.
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The highly contagious fever is incurable in pigs but does not harm people.
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Since 2007, I've lived with an incurable disease known as chronic fatigue syndrome.
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SyntheX Labs– SyntheX uses something called "synthetic lethality" to treat presently incurable cancers.
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For eight years, Bonnie Pitman has been battling a rare, incurable lung infection.
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I had watched her reach the limits of medicine; her disease was incurable.
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The promise is that it will transform medicine by vanquishing previously incurable diseases.
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For the curious teen, that meant researching medical conditions considered incurable or irreversible.
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That does not necessarily mean that super gonorrhea is incurable, Dr. Alirol said.
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Doctors must agree that the patient is suffering from incurable and unbearable mental suffering.
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Microcephaly is a rare, incurable condition in which an infant's head is abnormally small.
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The child, who was suffering from an incurable disease, had asked for euthanasia, Sen.
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But a filter for any incurable STD, like herpes, could increase stigma, experts said.
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The virus has been linked to an incurable and often devastating neurological birth defect.
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What makes this all worse is that this disease is both incurable and degenerative.
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Tourette's is incurable, and at that point the only treatment was doses of lithium.
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Silicosis is an incurable disease caused by inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks.
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Gord was diagnosed with incurable glioblastoma after suffering a seizure in December of 2015.
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The Ebola virus, once considered incurable, has plagued Africa for more than 40 years.
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Lupus is an incurable autoimmune disease, while rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic inflammatory disorder.
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Among men on Medicare with incurable cancer, 153 percent were screened for prostate cancer.
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And there's talk of applying the treatment to myasthenia gravis, another incurable autoimmune disease.
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Pass this bill, and we will cure what has been, to this point, incurable.
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Dying went from just a natural part of life into an incurable medical condition.
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In the last instance, Philby is driven by the incurable drug of deceit itself.
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Scientists obviously cannot test vaccines by giving healthy humans lethal doses of incurable diseases.
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Among men on Medicare with incurable cancer, 15 percent were screened for prostate cancer.
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But Obama argued that if Trump was pleading immaturity, then the condition is incurable.
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It holds the promise, at least, of repairing genetic defects that are incurable now.
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Owen has Angelman syndrome, an incurable disorder that causes developmental disabilities and affects the nerves.
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Both types of herpes are very common, highly contagious, and incurable — but they are treatable.
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SyntheX Labs– SyntheX uses synthetic lethality to create peptide therapeutics that can treat incurable cancers.
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"I have an incurable blood cancer," says David Mitchell, 66, a communications specialist in Maryland.
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"Incurable STIs are certainly on the horizon," said Matthew Rand, a health educator at WWH.
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Bitcoin and its many electronic rivals suffer from numerous incurable flaws – economic, social and cultural.
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While pancreatic cancer survival rates have been improving, the disease is still considered largely incurable.
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Many experts believe Type 2700 diabetes is an incurable disease that gets worse with time.
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"Razeq had become an incurable disease like cancer to us," said one senior Taliban commander.
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The toddler, Alfie Evans, had a degenerative brain condition that was, according to doctors, incurable.
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Does he regret comparing Ben Carson's temper to the incurable pathology of a child molester?
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I was diagnosed with Crohn's disease, an incurable autoimmune condition, at the age of 19.
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They helped kids dance their way through the incurable modern conditions of love and nostalgia.
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The author, Randi Davenport, is a novelist who suffers from an incurable motor neuron disease.
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But it turned out that the cancer had spread, and is now an incurable disease.
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While symptoms may improve with treatment, many of the diseases that cause them are incurable.
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It's like some vile, incurable disease: There are bad days, and there are worse days.
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We can also find new innovations in prevention, some which may even eliminate incurable cancers.
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She appreciated my enthusiasm, but reminded me that I'm an alcoholic with an incurable disease.
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After three separate diagnoses, McWilliams' condition has been officially deemed "incurable" by modern approved medicine.
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Jorah overcame the "incurable" greyscale disease, thanks to nothing more than a knife and some ointment.
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ASF is an incurable pig disease that has been confirmed in 28 Chinese provinces and regions.
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The numbers continue to increase as better medications become available to treat incurable diseases, like HIV.
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The disease, of which there are five major types and at least 21778 subtypes, is incurable.
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"It has aggressively spread throughout my body and is incurable," she wrote in a Facebook post.
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Fujimori "suffers from a progressive, degenerative and incurable disease," according to a statement from Kuczynski's office.
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You feel 79% less shame (there's 21% of human shame that's just baseline and incurable, right!?).
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By the time he received the diagnosis, the cancer had already metastasized and was incurable. Gov.
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Though Parkinson's is currently incurable, its symptoms can be eased for a time with various drugs.
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Less than six months later they confirmed she has a genetic, incurable form of the disease.
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To the Editor: Tormented by an incurable disease, John Shields chose death with grace and dignity.
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I often liken entrepreneurship to an incurable disease, or it's an affliction that certain people have.
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The purpose is to overcome flaws in a parent's mitochondria that can lead to incurable diseases.
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"They are unstoppable," the farmer growled, wheezing from an incurable lung disease caused by dirty air.
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As an incurable meat eater in the age of climate change, I was the target market.
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His motor neuron disease is incurable, and he is not expected to live beyond 12 months.
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Sadly, some patients in this state will eventually develop a full-blown, incurable, and ultimately fatal cancer.
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Three years ago, I found out I was in the early stages of a chronic, incurable disease.
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So far, the doctors with whom I've spoken have said my disease is quite advanced, terminal, incurable.
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It is an incurable, often fatal, multisystemic disease that affects the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and central nervous systems.
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Multiple myeloma is a type of aggressive and incurable blood cancer that develops in the bone marrow.
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It's so rare that only 500 people in the United States have the incurable condition — mostly children.
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UCART19 has already rescued two babies treated at London's Great Ormond Street Hospital from previously incurable cancer.
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It has already rescued two babies treated at London's Great Ormond Street Hospital from previously incurable cancer.
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Ligand gets royalties on sales of Amgen's Kyprolis drug, which treats a form of incurable blood cancer.
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It was also a notorious vessel for spyware and took over your computer like an incurable disease.techno.
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However, their baby joy was short-lived as Joey soon learned that she had incurable cervical cancer.
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The disease, which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans, has been spreading in eastern Europe.
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Despite decades of research and billions of dollars spent, dementia remains not just incurable but largely untreatable.
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Three years ago, at age 73, I learned that I had an incurable cancer called multiple myeloma.
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There are no answers for Anthony's weaknesses, which will flare up in the playoffs like incurable arthritis.
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If you ask me, age is an incurable illness in and of itself—and it's always fatal.
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In a sad coda to their orca program, Tilikum is now ill with an incurable lung disease.
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Likewise, I was relieved when my husband's suffering ended six weeks after diagnosis of an incurable cancer.
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Now I do not have the meds I actually need for an incurable disease I actually have.
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Doctors A psychiatrist with incurable cancer wonders whether his own sessions in therapy will die with him.
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African swine fever is an incurable disease that is fatal to pigs but does not harm people.
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At the age of 37, Teva Harrison was diagnosed with advanced metastatic breast cancer, an incurable disease.
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" Ms. Weber said that Mr. Mulvany had learned that he had throat cancer, "which was then incurable.
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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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"Once you find out it's incurable lung cancer, there's no stage 5," she says in the new trailer.
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"Once you find out it's incurable lung cancer, there's no stage 5," Chapman says in a new trailer.
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Patty believes deeply in their motto that ALS is not an incurable disease, it is an underfunded one.
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They say they were prepared for whatever the results would be – even something devastating like an incurable disease.
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In 2013, Inaba was diagnosed with Sjogren's syndrome, an incurable immune disorder that can cause pain and fatigue.
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The only other disease known to protect itself in the same way is the very incurable common cold.
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This is because age as such is not an incurable illness, and depression deserves ample treatment, not death.
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She is facing a diagnosis of incurable chronic obstructive pulmonary disease—or "crack lung," as it's named colloquially.
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Despite undergoing treatment and radiotherapy, the cancer spread, and she was told last year that it was incurable.
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Student Review: "An Incurable Fever," a winning book review from our 2017 Student Review Contest, by Thorne Kieffer.
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Veterans tend not to seek medical care early and they often present with late-stage or incurable disease.
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In "Here and Now," Parker plays Vivienne, a singer who is diagnosed with an incurable form of cancer.
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David Mitchell is the founder of Patients For Affordable Drugs Action and a patient with incurable blood cancer.
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Instead, one family wields incalculable political power, the other pervades pop culture and fashion like an incurable virus.
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For a decade, I watched my best friend Katelin slowly die of cystic fibrosis, a chronic, incurable disease.
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A majority showed evidence of constrictive bronchiolitis, an incurable disease characterized by tiny particles lodged in the airways.
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They are victims of generational trends that Houellebecq believes have plunged the West, particularly France, into incurable misery.
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Raza recounts the case of "Lady N.," whose cancer becomes untreatable (not just incurable) after years of chemotherapy.
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We live in a time of tremendous scientific advancement, especially with respect to treating otherwise incurable eye diseases.
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Even when faced with an incurable illness, positive feelings and thoughts can greatly improve one's quality of life.
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In particular, doctors confuse it with an incurable form of dementia known as progressive supranuclear palsy, or PSP.
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Laux has adhesive arachnoiditis, a rare, incurable condition often brought on as a result of multiple medical procedures.
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Until recently, hepatitis C was incurable, and treatment to control the disease was associated with significant side effects.
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The disease, which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans, has spread rapidly across neighboring China since August.
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Shortly after Gutenstein, a Valley Hospice volunteer, was diagnosed with incurable cancer, the hospice connected her with Fersko-Weiss.
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Multiple myeloma is an incurable blood cancer that occurs when malignant plasma cells grow uncontrollably in the bone marrow.
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The incurable disease was found on two small pig farms in Danzhou city and two farms in Wanning city.
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"It doesn't only have to be the student who has found a cure to an incurable disease," he said.
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"As long as breast cancer remains incurable, underfunded, misrepresented, and under-researched, no industry addresses it enough," Joy said.
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Silica has been linked to silicosis, an incurable lung disease, as well as lung cancer, tuberculosis and other maladies.
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China has reported 144 outbreaks of the incurable disease since August last year, and culled almost 1.2 million pigs.
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The move comes as fears grow over the impact of the incurable disease on China's hog herd and economy.
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Our medical infrastructure is not prepared to serve these patients, who experience increased debility as this incurable disease progresses.
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The ex-leader now "suffers from a progressive, degenerative and incurable disease," according to a statement from Kuczynski's office.
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Parkinson's disease, an incurable neurological disorder, can cause tremors, stiffness and difficulty balancing, walking and coordinating your body's movements.
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The ex-miners claim they contracted silicosis, an incurable lung disease, after many years working in the gold mines.
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Almost every single medical condition has a chronic form that's incurable, and it just becomes an issue of palliation.
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" In "Dear America," Vargas writes that talking to lawyers "made me feel like I was carrying an incurable disease.
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Martin, bemused by what he calls her incurable independence complex, suggests she drop everything and emigrate somewhere more exotic.
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He announced in 22005 that he had incurable colon cancer that had spread to his liver and a lung.
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"Its only effect is to perpetuate the stigma of color — to make the curse immortal, incurable, inevitable," he argued.
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Modern Love: In this week's column, a writer with an incurable illness takes aim at her parents' unbridled optimism.
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Almost one-third of the victims of mesothelioma, a rare and incurable cancer caused by asbestos exposure, are veterans.
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As the elderly man with an incurable cancer lay dying, he told his son he had only one regret.
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As the elderly man with an incurable cancer lay dying, he told his son he had only one regret.
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" According to Brack, there were "four such patients," all men, whom he described, in another eugenic nod, as "incurable.
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Motor neuron disease is incurable and most people who have it die within a year or two, maybe five.
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Exposure can lead to lung cancer and chronic beryllium disease, an incurable, devastating disease that slowly cripples the lungs.
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Having lived with incurable but not terminal cancer for some years, I try not to torture myself with suspense.
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It's there in the odd bits of language that filter through even if you're an incurable monoglot like me.
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China has reported 143 outbreaks of the incurable disease since August last year, and culled almost 1.2 million pigs.
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Her husband, who had an incurable lung disease, died in 1995 after his doctor increased his dose of morphine.
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Jael's kindness was reciprocated this past October shortly after she announced she'd been diagnosed with incurable, stage 4 breast cancer.
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"I have probably had this incurable disease for 15 years at least," she wrote back when she revealed the diagnosis.
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In some countries they would even have the right to "finish their lives willingly" in the face of incurable disease.
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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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"Children have the right to be protected from these criminal acts which can cause lifelong incurable wounds," said de Bruin.
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The Supreme Court ruling covered willing adults facing intolerable physical or psychological suffering from a severe and incurable medical condition.
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A 67-year-old Oregon woman died on Wednesday after contracting a rare, incurable disease typically transmitted through rodent droppings.
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"The condition is incurable," Donna said, now sobbing as she pulled a small photo of the baby from her purse.
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Maddie the lab is 13-and-a-half and was just diagnosed with a rare form of incurable spleen cancer.
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Yolanda Hadid is mourning the death of her friend who recently died after a battle with a chronic, incurable disease.
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Lupus is an incurable autoimmune disease that Towanda says feels like having the worst flu for 24 hours a day.
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February is the notorious low-point of winter — a month-long slog of puzzlingly incurable chapped lips, and grey slush.
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People "fade away" and are tragically "robbed of their identities" as this incurable condition progresses, we're told time and again.
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After she was diagnosed with an incurable lung virus, veterinarians decided to put her down, at the age of six.
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I wish I could say the same for his harshest critics, who have an incurable case of Trump derangement syndrome.
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Its platform is being used to develop treatments for incurable diseases like motor neurone disease, Parkinson's disease, glioblastoma and sarcopenia.
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Parkinson's is one of a cohort of incurable afflictions whose victims undergo an enduring transformation, an inexorable slide from wholeness.
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Glioblastomas are resistant to treatment, and are almost always deemed incurable, because they inevitably recur, usually in the same place.
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Justice Henry Baldwin was described as suffering from "incurable lunacy" and was hospitalized but served for more than another decade.
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Still, questions remain about how effective a focused ultrasound treatment can be for treating currently incurable conditions like Parkinson's disease.
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And at six, a CT scan revealed tumors growing in her lungs, likely the result of an incurable infectious disease.
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The comments come as an incurable African swine fever disease ravages China, slashing output in the world's largest pig herd.
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The Ethicist I have developed a non-life-threatening medical condition that is incurable and has only limited conventional therapy.
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Valerie Habel Szach wrote in about her incurable bladder disease, interstitial cystitis, that forces her to follow a restricted diet.
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According to his website, he was "infected with an incurable fever: the Harley virus" at the tender age of 17.
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Any one of those keywords will give the filters an incurable case of machine anxiety — but all of them together?
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Ms. Smith's 27-year-old son, who has a chronic and incurable disease, has been volunteering for Mr. Kim's campaign.
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Because type 1 diabetes is incurable, treatment to manage insulin levels includes injections or the use of an insulin pump.
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Add to this that Camus at 17 incurred tuberculosis, in those days incurable, and inducing even a later crippling relapse.
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Breathing in tiny silica particles has been linked to lung cancer, liver disease and an incurable swelling of the lungs.
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But it is also one of the deadliest because symptoms almost never develop until the disease is advanced and incurable.
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It suggests that CRISPR can be used to treat an otherwise incurable, fatal genetic disorder known as Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
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An Iowa woman is alleging that a doctor incorrectly removed her kidney, and the mistaken surgery led to an incurable disease.
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This type of tinnitus is thought to be the brain's response to some forms of hearing loss and is mostly incurable.
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Mutations in mitochondrial DNA are passed down by the mother, and can cause life-threatening and incurable diseases in her child.
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Myran likes to point out that most medical ailments are "incurable," like brain injuries, but they can be treated or managed.
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The NBC News Senior Correspondent, 79, was diagnosed with incurable multiple myeloma, a rare type of cancer that causes bone pain.
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Confronted with inequality, they tell us the problem lies, not with the system, but with the individual and his incurable deficiencies.
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Yet suicide is the first thing some perfectly healthy scriptwriters and novelists think about when the topic is an incurable disease.
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She married me knowing all about my disease, a rare, incurable form of thyroid cancer, which had required three neck operations.
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"With myeloma, it's an incurable disease, [but] it's treatable, so that's why we see these patients all the time," Cecilio said.
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South Korean officials killed over 222,2753 pigs thought to have been infected with a highly contagious and incurable African swine fever.
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Swollen shoot disease is an incurable virus that at the outset, reduces crop yields before killing trees within 2-3 years.
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In cases where the parent has an incurable condition, they might say that there are sometimes problems that doctors can't fix.
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But we also should do what we do best as Americans: Find the unfindable, solve the unsolvable, and cure the incurable.
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I also offer as evidence the fact that at one point we thought HIV/AIDS was incurable and a death sentence.
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Last year, nearly half of China's pigs were wiped out by a virus that causes African swine fever, an incurable disease.
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Almost four years ago, that woman was diagnosed with an incurable, Stage 4 cancer of the bile ducts, known as cholangiocarcinoma.
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Finding out you have a genetic predisposition to develop a deadly incurable disease can have real consequences — both psychological and financial.
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For instance, someone who finds out they have an incurable disease, such as Huntington's disease, may become uninsurable for life insurance.
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ALS is an incurable nervous system disease that weakens nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, eventually killing them off.
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The disease, which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans, has spread rapidly across China before hitting Vietnam in February.
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China has already reported more than 140 cases of the incurable disease since it was first found in the country last August.
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Both Nandita Hi Way, 3, and Aayu Hi Way, 18 months, succumbed to an incurable virus known as Elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus (EEHV).
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In the season 11 finale, Gunvalson revealed that Culberson suffers from lupus, the incurable autoimmune disease that causes joint pain and fatigue.
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It's a noble cause, as without awareness or money, we can't get any closer to a cure for this progressive, incurable disease.
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For instance, there are debates on whether people should be screened for Huntington's, an incurable genetic disorder that manifests in middle age.
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Though mainly, I'm plagued by an incurable exhaustion, the kind that can only be triggered by a man known as Frank Ocean.
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Bea: Your general risk for cancers and most diseases is actually really low, which is really lucky, it's the/ Char: Huntington's. Incurable.
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But drought isn't the biggest problem: It's a fast-spreading, fatal, and incurable disease called citrus greening that's sweeping through orange orchards.
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Now in his seventies, he has dementia, an incurable brain disease that is often revealed by a loss of short-term memory.
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Canada recently approved a law to allow those with incurable diseases or rapidly declining heath to commit doctor-assisted suicide with regulations.
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Asking people to imitate a man who kills indiscriminately and suffers from an incurable mental illness isn't the most prudent promotional strategy.
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She explained that there is an important distinction between an "incurable" disorder and one that causes insufferable emotional pain to the patient.
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When Kristen Kilmer was diagnosed with incurable breast cancer at age 257, her first thought was of her 2000-year-old daughter.
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Every time Gulliver travels into another chapter of "Gulliver's Travels" I marvel at how well travelled he is despite his incurable gullibility.
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China has reported more than 110 cases of the incurable disease since it was first detected in the country in early August.
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It's hoped this form of drug could be adapted to target proteins in other currently incurable brain disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease.
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According to the National Health Council, around 133 million Americans live with incurable or chronic diseases — that's 40 percent of the public.
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To me, an incurable pro-American European fanatically devoted to the idea of trans-Atlantic cooperation, these decisions are unfortunate and worrying.
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His work expresses, in Jewish language and experience, one of the great themes of modern literature: the incurable longing for home. ♦
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Two years ago, a woman in Nevada died of an incurable infection, resistant to all 26 antibiotics available to treat that infection.
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China has reported more than 90 cases of the incurable disease since it was first detected in the country in early August.
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The 34-year-old former "America's Next Top Model" contestant has shared with fans that she has incurable stage 4 breast cancer.
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The case also spurred questions about the wisdom of offering parents the hope of experimental treatment when faced with an incurable disease.
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The disease, which is harmless to humans but incurable in pigs, has also spread quickly across neighboring China, the world's top pork producer.
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DeGagne was diagnosed with incurable multiple myeloma in 2013 and he slated one last romantic getaway with his wife this Christmas, to Hawaii.
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The potential of gene-editing tools like CRISPR is limitless: by precisely editing human DNA, CRISPR could be used to treat incurable diseases.
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It may have saved their lives — infection with the rabies virus can be fatal, and is generally incurable if not caught early enough.
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China has already reported more than 100 cases of the incurable disease since it was first detected in the country in early August.
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Now they are grappling with an incurable condition that can involve seizures, impaired cognitive development, delayed motor functions, problems with speech and dwarfism.
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That can be empowering, but it can also be an information overload, since most of the conditions the test screens for are incurable.
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This pathogen, like its close relative oral herpes (HSV-1), is highly contagious, incurable, and generally a pain in the ass (and elsewhere).
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McClanahan's mother, desperate for good news, assumed this meant she had a 25 percent chance of cure -- even though her cancer was incurable.
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Last year, doctors told Sarah Reed that her breast cancer was incurable, and that she had as little as two years to live.
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That also puts a burden on a person who doesn't have—and shouldn't have—the ability to carry you and cure the incurable.
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" Mitchell himself has multiple myeloma, an incurable blood cancer, and said that the development of new cures is "very, very important to me.
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But don't take much comfort from the fact that the last line of defense against truly incurable gonorrhea seems to be holding firm.
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Nothing can compete with spontaneous coronary artery dissection, an uncommon and incurable condition that has taken over my left, right and diagonal arteries.
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The Olympic athelete lived in constant pain due to an incurable, degenerative spinal disease, and also suffered epileptic seizures, the Associated Press reported.
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But this study suggests vape devices can also lead to the potentially incurable condition, since the woman had no exposure to hard metals.
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Read more:A woman got the incurable condition &aposcobalt lung&apos after vaping marijuana for just 6 monthsKids as young as 11 are vaping.
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And though the disease is currently incurable, potential grandchildren could indeed be protected — through embryo screening — if an assisted reproductive technology is used.
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Eventually it became so thin that, as I pulled it over my head one morning, it developed an incurable rip down the back.
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"It's been a rough couple of years but getting the right treatment that will help treat this so far incurable disease," he added.
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However, she does have psoriatic arthritis, also an incurable, inflammatory condition that occurs in people like Kardashian West with psoriasis on their skin.
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They seemed to draw little distinction between Lyndsey's literary persona—incurable, stranded, noble, poetic—and that of a real woman in suburban Hampshire.
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China has reported more than 140 cases of the incurable disease since it was first found in the country in August last year.
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Heplisav aims to boost patients' immune systems in response to hepatitis B, an incurable disease which can lead to liver cancer and death.
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Finally, after a CT scan of my lungs, I got my answer: cystic fibrosis, an incurable lung disease I'd unknowingly had since birth.
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" She answered with her own question: "Would you say this to your own mother, if she gets cancer or some other incurable condition?
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Julianna, who had an incurable neuromuscular disorder, chose heaven over the hospital, and last week, she died, going to heaven on her own terms.
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But both hepatitis B and C can become chronic silent infections, while HIV infection is currently incurable and only manageable with lifelong antiviral therapy.
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The disease, which is incurable in pigs but harmless for humans, has spread rapidly across neighboring China since August, affecting 25 provinces and regions.
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Young says she is suffering from autonomic failure, which causes parts of the nervous system to shut down, and that the disease is incurable.
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"I have this weird, incurable disease that seems like it's from outer space," she says of her illness in the book, the DM reports.
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By the numbers: Seven in 10 Americans favor using gene editing someday to prevent incurable or fatal diseases that a child could potentially inherit.
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But Ethan Dean, a 6-year-old with an incurable illness, just wants to suit up and be a garbage man for a day.
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The lack of resources is only part of a deeper problem, which is that the pardon office is caught in an incurable institutional conflict.
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When Miller did biopsies on the vets, he found that a high percentage of them had constrictive bronchiolitis, an incurable and often terminal illness.
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The inherited incurable disorder typically emerges in childhood causing nervous system damage and problems with motor function, and afflicts between 4,000 and 6,000 Americans.
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Newton-John's most recent diagnosis is her third bout with cancer, which some doctors describe as incurable but capable of being managed through treatment.
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The country has already reported more than 100 cases of the incurable disease since it was first detected in the country in early August.
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It is designed to help families with mitochondrial diseases - incurable conditions passed down the maternal line that affect around one in 6,500 children worldwide.
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A woman who says that asbestos in Johnson & Johnson products caused her incurable cancer was awarded $1003 million by a California jury on Wednesday.
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The case of the incurable disease was found in Sheung Shui Slaughterhouse which is located in the New Territories, bordering China's southern Guangdong province.
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"Due to an incurable brain cancer, this production of 'Fiddler on the Roof' will be his final set of public performances," the note read.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British television magician Paul Daniels has died at the age of 77, after being diagnosed with an incurable brain tumor last month.
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One way or another, if the antibiotic apocalypse comes, and we're all dying of seemingly incurable infections, phages could well come to our rescue.
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The incurable disease, which is deadly to pigs but harmless to humans, was first detected last August in China, the world's largest pork producer.
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Meanwhile, some biologists had realized that a variation on their procedure might be able to do something else: prevent diseases that are otherwise incurable.
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Ben Mattlin, the author of the essay, was born with spinal muscular atrophy, an incurable neuromuscular condition that has caused him to be quadriplegic.
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"In the past, many hospitals turned people away because they were incurable," Yadam says, speaking for the minister, who was away during my visit.
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Medical experts dispute the association's argument, saying the disease - an incurable illness caused by inhaling coal dust - is easy to distinguish with x-rays.
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Brazilian researchers say Zika is responsible for an increase in babies born with microcephaly, an incurable condition in which their heads are smaller than normal.
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Downie had been diagnosed with an aggressive and incurable form of brain cancer during the winter of 2015, though it was made public last year.
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Scientists say they used the gene editing technology CRISPR in dogs to treat an incurable genetic disorder caused by a lack of the protein dystrophin.
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The treatment is designed to help families with mitochondrial diseases - incurable conditions passed down the maternal line that affect around one in 6,500 children worldwide.
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Knapp says that she now has an incurable and progressive disease in her remaining kidney, and is suffering from pain, fatigue, depression and mental distress.
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"There's little evidence that smoking cessation reverses rheumatoid arthritis — it's still incurable and a chronic source of pain and suffering for many people," Michaud added.
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Clearly wars and climate change are a cause of hunger, let us then not present hunger as though it were some sort of incurable disease.
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If immigrants are indeed guilty of incurable intolerance, many liberal Europeans who currently favour immigration will sooner or later come round to oppose it bitterly.
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It is hardly the sort of thing that friends say to each other when finding out that one of them has an incurable, devastating illness.
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"Diabetes is an incurable chronic disease that forces diabetics to live a life of carb-counting and insulin injections," says Spike co-founder Ziad Alame.
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We really want something to be true, and our wishful thinking clouds our judgement (like wanting there to be a cure for an incurable disease).
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The highly contagious disease, which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans, has spread rapidly across the northern part of the European Union member.
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Newton deserves to reprise her role and take her place at the center of another story, preferably without any gross sex plots or incurable viruses.
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It's heartbreaking, and is a last-second reminder that Laurie – despite the sympathy she's perhaps raked up along the way – has an incurable cold streak.
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I had Stage IIIC cancer—that's the one right before Stage IV, which is technically incurable—and I couldn't see myself as a sick person.
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Authorities have so far detected 30 incidents of the incurable disease, which is deadly to pigs but harmless to humans, at industrial or backyard farms.
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" Another Xinhua article exploited the leak of Democratic Party emails to reassert that "money politics has become an incurable disease of the American electoral system.
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The 40-year-old had an incurable degenerative spinal disease that paralyzed her from the waist down and also caused her incredible pain and seizures.
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Jewell, to her select audience, claims that GcMAF is a breakthrough treatment for a raft of otherwise incurable conditions, including autism and late-stage cancer.
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Jennifer Garner plays the mother of a girl with an incurable and painful disease in "Miracles From Heaven," which is based on a true story.
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Affecting over 50 million people of ALL ages in the U.S., acne is, despite what many blogs and beauty brands may tell you, almost incurable.
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This is a grave and incurable condition in which the human body is at war with itself, its mind and the inescapable forces of gravity.
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Our daughter was born via emergency c-section at 29 weeks and passed away two hours after she arrived due to an incurable heart condition.
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At the heart of "The First Cell" is the problem of knowing when to stop treating patients who have incurable cancer, especially in the elderly.
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The move comes amid a huge shortage of meat in the country, after incurable pig disease African swine fever killed millions of the country's hogs.
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For all the things that seem incurable in medicine, lung conditions such as feather duvet lung can be "very satisfying to treat," said Dr. Dempsey.
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Rock was lead scientist of an Agriculture Department research team trying to find a vaccine that would protect pigs against the deadly and incurable disease.
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The courts had ruled that the baby's rare genetic condition was incurable and that the only humane option was to take him off life support.
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"I do believe that with an incurable illness the likelihood of him descending back into his illness is high," she told the CBC on Thursday.
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Spurred by her own father's traumatic death from cancer, she's made it her life's work to campaign for better treatment for people with incurable illnesses.
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Image: sferrario1968 (Pixabay)A new study could revive an abandoned theory about how to treat narcolepsy, the thus-far incurable disorder that makes people chronically sleepy.
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The risks and costs and ethical challenges are easier to bear if the outcome is to avoid an incurable, fatal genetic disease that causes great suffering.
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The incurable condition, known as intrauterine growth restriction, leads to stunted growth in fetuses that is usually spotted 20 weeks into the pregnancy through an ultrasound.
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Demand for the oilseed has fallen after an epidemic of incurable African swine fever killed millions of pigs in China, the world's top animal feed consumer.
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Bolen, a 14-year-old from Appleton, WI, has Type 2 spinal muscular atrophy, an incurable disease that causes muscle wasting as well as chronic pain.
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Six years ago, Damon told local Boston news outlet WCVB that his father would "fight [cancer] to a standstill," referring to Kent's disease, which is incurable.
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This can best be achieved by making access to palliative care the default, instead of just an option, for all patients with advanced and incurable cancer.
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African swine fever, an incurable virus that kills pigs but does not harm humans, has swept through China's hog herd, the world's largest, since August 2018.
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Hog prices in the world's top producer rose sharply in early March as losses from an epidemic of incurable African swine fever started to impact supplies.
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Closer to home, these drugs could one day be used to combat the obesity epidemic, stave off incurable diseases like Alzheimer's, and even slow aging itself.
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While they did not think it was fatal in the near term, because they didn't really know what it was, they thought it might be incurable.
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Silicosis is an incurable lung disease caused by inhaling rock dust; and suffering from silicosis greatly increases the chances of contracting TB, a more serious condition.
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Instead of waiting until people are seriously ill with chronic, often incurable diseases, America should shift its efforts to keeping people healthy in the first place.
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It is a progressive, incurable deterioration of the part of the brain that produces a chemical needed to carry signals to the regions that control movement.
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Last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government introduced legislation allowing physicians and families to assist people with "serious and incurable illnesses" to hasten their own deaths.
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They also said it makes a big difference to be told they have a physical wound rather than a mental one, even if it is incurable.
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Doctors worried that he, like hundreds of other Brazilian babies born in recent months, had microcephaly, an incurable condition in which infants have abnormally small heads.
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"How do you start people talking about these things which they are averse to talking about?" said Mr. Ferren, whose mother has an incurable, degenerative disease.
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The Reamers created the snack while experimenting with food to help lessen the symptoms of a rare and incurable auto-immune disease afflicting their son Jackson.
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You would think that if someone famous like Kate Middleton (or myself) had a serious, incurable illness, scientists would try to find out more about it.
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In a Facebook post that has now gone viral, Aimee Rouski shared photos highlighting her struggle with Crohn's disease, an incurable illness that requires intensive care.
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A good example of this phenomenon is the cystic fibrosis drug Kalydeco, an effective therapy for a subset of the population with the incurable genetic disease.
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"Working for the polio drive is exhausting, but I consider it a big service to help save a child from the incurable disease," Mr. Ahad said.
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Quebec Superior Court Judge Christine Baudouin sided with Jean Truchon, 51, and Nicole Gladu, 73, who are both in severe pain and have incurable medical conditions.
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"I've had an extraordinarily full life," the devout Catholic told the Advocate in December 2017, when she announced she was being treated for the incurable melanoma.
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Blanco announced in 2017 that she was being treated for ocular melanoma and said in December 2018 that there was "no escape" from the incurable cancer.
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A second winner — 14-year-old Scarlett — has autism and an incurable nerve condition called HNPP, which makes everyday tasks like carrying shopping bags hugely painful.
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Firefighter Eric Stevens is hoping to raise awareness for a debilitating and incurable disease with which he was diagnosed just one month after his wedding day.
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Finalmente, después de una tomografía computarizada de mis pulmones obtuve la respuesta: fibrosis quística, una enfermedad pulmonar incurable que había tenido sin saberlo desde que nací.
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Florida's citrus industry was already struggling with declining production because of citrus greening, an incurable disease spread by an insect that impairs trees' circulation and nutrition.
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Tormented by an incurable disease, John Shields knew that dying openly and without fear could be his legacy, if his doctor, friends and family helped him.
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A firefighter, who played in the NFL, has been diagnosed with an incurable and debilitating disease just one month after marrying the love of his life.
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He professed an "incurable addiction to fine caviar" and was equally enamored of buttered new potatoes (though he eventually gave up the butter for health reasons).
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For decades, journalism's steady focus on problems and seemingly incurable pathologies was preparing the soil that allowed Trump's seeds of discontent and despair to take root.
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Both children being minors at the time, they could not legally be tested for the disease, which, as the woman's lawyers pointed out, is currently incurable.
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The disease, which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans, has spread rapidly across China since last August and also spread this year in Vietnam.
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Frei — an incurable optimist — is sure that Uber's culture can be redeemed and repaired, and that the company will become as beloved as it is necessary.
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" While Lee didn't deny signing the document, Lee did say in the video he has macular degeneration, an incurable eye disease that has left him "almost blind.
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The deadliest form of brain cancer, called glioblastoma multiforme (GBM), is virtually incurable, with less than five percent of patients surviving five years after their initial diagnosis.
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Uncontrollable shaking is a common symptom of Parkinson's, an incurable disease that affects more than 10 million people around the world and causes loss of motor control.
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Right now, the disorder is incurable — but today's findings mean that there could be ways to prevent it, and the study drops clues toward a future cure.
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But demand for the oilseed is under pressure as an epidemic of incurable African swine fever spreads across China, killing pigs and stopping farmers from replenishing herds.
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The drug was designed to clear the amyloid plaques long believed to play a role in the incurable disease, which slowly robs people of their mental abilities.
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Gaining the ability to edit human DNA is the first step toward one day allowing scientists to prevent babies from being born with incurable diseases or disabilities.
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Shortly after birth, Destiny was diagnosed with an incurable tissue disorder that causes her skin to blister and tear during everyday activities such as walking or running.
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But, now in his golden years, Ted is suffering from Alzheimer's, an incurable progressive disease that has slowly taken his memory since symptoms first appeared in 2011.
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The class action suit was launched in 2012 on behalf of miners suffering from silicosis, an incurable disease caused by inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks.
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China is battling the world's fastest spreading outbreak of African swine fever, an incurable pig disease that has been confirmed in 4.83 of its provinces and regions.
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It kept turning the show back into something profoundly idiosyncratic, that deeply strange, incurable, irrational smell we all must share one day: the royal stink of death.
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China is battling the world's fastest spreading outbreak of African swine fever, an incurable pig disease that has been confirmed in 250 of its provinces and regions.
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Cryonics is the practice or technique of deep-freezing the bodies of those who have died of an incurable disease, in the hope of a future cure.
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The country's legal code offers a notably narrow selection of divorce-worthy faults, among them cruelty, incurable leprosy and renunciation of the world by entering religious orders.
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The incurable condition is a leading cause of disability and dependency, and is starting to overtake heart disease as a cause of death in some developed countries.
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She was later diagnosed with PTSD and pudendal neuralgia, an extremely painful and incurable condition, which prevents her from having sex and from ever giving birth again.
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The man said his brother-in-law never saw a doctor for years, and when he did seek medical help was found to have multiple incurable tumors.
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The disease is progressive and incurable, and people who have it will eventually be unable to make decisions about their own treatment and care, the organization says.
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Pasternak fans and incurable romantics will be better off sticking to "Doctor Zhivago," or searching out the earlier memoirs that serve as this new book's central sources.
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The incurable virus is in retreat in much of the world, but cases in Russia account for 80 percent of new cases in Europe and Central Asia.
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So far, checkpoint inhibitors have shown near-miraculous results for a few rare, previously incurable cancers like Hodgkin's lymphoma, renal cell carcinoma, and non-small cell lung cancer.
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The incurable disease, which is not dangerous to humans, isn't limited to China, since there have been several farms hit with the swine virus this year in Europe.
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This form of immunotherapy, known as CAR T-cell therapy, has already been used to successfully treat children with aggressive, recurring leukemias that might have otherwise been incurable.
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What's next: Ahmed tells Axios they are currently working on securing approvals from regulatory bodies to test this on humans with hard-to-treat or incurable brain cancers.
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But many farms have been hit by African swine fever, an incurable disease that kills almost all pigs infected, which isstill spreading through the world's leading pork market.
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After a beloved partner was diagnosed with an incurable, terminal disease, the law firm provided him with full pay even when he was no longer able to work.
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But I suppose it's rude to quibble with his recollections of the timeline when an incurable disease is already making its way nearer and nearer to his brain.
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Melissa Young, a former Wisconsin beauty queen who attended one of Trump's rallies days earlier, shared her story of struggling with what she described as an incurable illness.
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He tried to adopt my sister, but after they went through the medical process, they found out she had an incurable disease and wasn't able to be adopted.
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David Mitchell, president of Patients for Affordable Drugs, and a patient with incurable but treatable blood cancer, said he understands the concerns patients might have about step therapy.
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He was suffering from a rare and incurable auto-immune disease, which led the Reamers to spend a decade experimenting with a diet that might ease Jackson's symptoms.
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Whether these new systems exist is secondary to the problem that Putin feels the need to rule by constantly pressing the raw nerve of Russia's incurable inferiority complex.
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The class action suit was launched six years ago on behalf of miners suffering from silicosis, an incurable disease caused by inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks.
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Citrus greening, or Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus, is incurable and one of the most serious citrus plant diseases in the world, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
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It doesn't kill you, it wasn't going to kill her, but she was trapped in a situation of intolerable suffering on account of a grievous and incurable illness.
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Members of a fringe medical movement have long recommended drinking toxic bleach — which they call "Miracle Mineral Solution" — as a cure for a raft of otherwise incurable illnesses.
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Ms. Wolters, author of the recently published book "Voices of Cancer," was found in midlife to have a relatively rare and currently incurable cancer called mantle cell lymphoma.
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Tobira Therapeutics' stock vaulted 700 percent after Allergan agreed to buy the company, to gain in access to its experimental drugs for NASH, an incurable fatty liver disease.
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His research has spanned hematopoiesis, gene therapy, stem cell biology, genomics and cancer, consistently focusing on bringing the very latest research advances to patients with heretofore incurable diseases.
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Because you're not necessarily the most dangerous person in the administration but you're very unpleasant, totally incurable and you always show up when we're about to get f–ked.
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Munsch finally shares her illness with everyone, cutting off all her impending relationships when she says that she will be dead in a month from her mystery incurable disease.
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A Gallup poll last year found that 69% of the people surveyed believed patients with incurable diseases should be able to end their lives with help from a physician.
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To show her appreciation for hospital staff as well as raise awareness for the incurable medical condition, Eugenie took to Instagram Saturday to reveal X-rays from the surgery.
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But many farms have been hit by African swine fever, an incurable disease that kills almost all pigs infected, which is still spreading through the world's leading pork market.
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Under federal guidelines, prisoners who receive a diagnosis of an incurable illness that is expected to kill them in 18 months or less can be eligible for early release.
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And South-East Asia, where those variants appeared, is again suffering local outbreaks incurable by some of the main defences used against the disease, artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs).
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Briana, 32, also had another goal in mind — she has lupus, an incurable autoimmune disease, and complications from the disease had put her in the hospital two months earlier.
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"The realization that I had an incurable disease that was likely to kill me in a few years was a bit of a shock," he wrote in his memoir.
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On Sunday's episode of KUWTK, Kardashian West decides that consulting with a so-called "medical medium" is the next stop on her quest to calming her still-incurable condition.
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Three hundred and sixty five veterans said they had been diagnosed with constrictive bronchiolitis or idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, another incurable lung disease, typically not found in young, fit populations.
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Still, about one in 222,222 to one in 222,223 people are born with 222q, making it more common than more well-known, incurable genetic disorders such as Huntington's disease.
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An incurable lung disease struck down Nampon and he went from virile kickboxer to a stick thin has-been nursed round-the-clock by attendant family and loyal friends.
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So they took her to Rosary, which is run by Catholic nuns and accepts no payment from the families of those they treat — all of them with incurable cancer.
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As companies search for cheaper drug development pipelines and treatments for currently incurable diseases, we expect to see more out-of-the-box processes being utilized by big pharma.
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Of course, an incurable chronic illness of unknown origin that ravages the sufferer while remaining suspect and all but undetectable to those around her has the hallmarks of horror.
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The Supreme Court last year said willing adults facing intolerable physical or psychological suffering from a severe and incurable medical condition had the right to a medically assisted death.
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As Noah Smith pointed out, if this were true, then a growing population would have snuffed out all work opportunities long ago and we'd have ongoing, incurable mass unemployment.
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But in attempting to diagnose yourself, it can feel like the things that make you unique are aspects of some sort of affliction, one that is permanent and incurable.
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I was born with spinal muscular atrophy, a congenital, progressive, incurable neuromuscular condition, but my lifelong disability has never prevented me from doing anything I set my mind to.
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After some frantic googling, I discovered I had a mild and relatively common form of synaesthesia—"grapheme-color synaesthesia"—and not an incurable brain tumour, as I'd briefly suspected.
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Just when I needed it most, I learned a valuable life lesson from Lynda Wolters, who has a cancer that is currently incurable, diagnosed just after her 49th birthday.
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It's been a rough couple years but getting the right treatment that will help treat this so far incurable disease and I will be back and better than ever.
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In Britain, dementia is still defined by the National Health Service as an incurable disease, and so you have to pay for the care, which is impossible for many.
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He performed surgical biopsies on about 60 veterans' lungs, which in most cases revealed evidence of constrictive bronchiolitis, an incurable disease stemming from tiny particles lodged in the airways.
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That was a notoriously good time for artists, what with all the war weariness and incurable syphilis, so kudos for the vintage attire, and a respectable score all round.
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Like Kate Middleton and Ayesha Curry, Benanti was diagnosed with Hyperemesis Gravidarum — an incurable condition characterized by intense nausea and vomiting that can often lead to dehydration and chronic pain.
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She's suing the cosmetics chain for the emotional distress over an "incurable lifelong affliction" she says she now has to deal with as a result of using its lipstick samples.
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Bulgaria, one of the EU's poorest states, has reported more than 30 outbreaks of the disease - which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans - at industrial or backyard farms.
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China's sow herd is being closely watched by the global livestock market, as an epidemic of incurable African swine fever kills millions of animals in the world's top pork producer.
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But if they could be modified to become cancer-fighting homing missiles, it would give patients with a deadly and incurable brain cancer called glioblastoma a better chance at survival.
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Government studies of mining areas in the Aravallis have found significant increases in cases of asthma and silicosis, an incurable respiratory infection caused by the dust the mines kick up.
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Lead poisoning is the most widespread and serious health problem associated with Flint's drinking water; children with prolonged exposure to lead experience a range of developmental problems that are incurable.
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Scientists are learning that Zika may actually be a lot more dangerous than anyone thought, potentially damaging the brains of fetuses and causing incurable and lifelong health and cognitive problems.
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The internet was supposed to be transformative for people with incurable, but highly preventable, STIs like herpes simplex virus (HSV) who wanted to date while being open about their status.
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Vervoort, a wheelchair racer who won gold and silver at the 2012 Paralympic Games in London and further medals four years later in Brazil, had an incurable degenerative spinal disease.
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"In the last several years, US life expectancy has actually declined, not because of cardiac disease or cancer or an incurable new virus but because of opioid overdose," Gazelka said.
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In 2012, an incurable autoimmune disease had progressed so relentlessly that he was in intensive care at Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center, in renal failure, hoping for a liver donor.
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Lupus is incurable, but it can be treated, especially if caught earlyIf you think you have symptoms of lupus, Ocaña said to see a medical professional as soon as possible.
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"From now on, we will no longer say that Ebola is incurable," Jean-Jacques Muyembe, director general of the Institut National de Recherche Biomedicale in Republic of Congo, told Wired.
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Ms. Kennedy has stage four incurable breast cancer, and getting spa treatments have been a challenge ever since she was diagnosed almost six years ago at the age of 35.
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FIONA BAYLY, NEW YORK To the Editor: As a woman with an incurable chronic condition, I found Kate Bowler's essay gripping for its honesty and helpful for its straightforward advice.
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The incurable disease has since traveled thousands of kilometers, striking mainly small farms in the world's biggest pork-producing country and triggering unprecedented upheaval in China's $25.7 trillion hog sector.
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"The acquisition of Juno builds on our shared vision to discover and develop transformative medicines for patients with incurable blood cancers," Celgene CEO Mark Alles said in a statement Monday.
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Trick Daddy has an explanation for his recent mug shot that's giving some folks a laugh ... he suffers from an incurable disease that really does a number to his appearance.
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"Today is the last day of my life," said John Shields, a former priest, union leader and civil rights activist who, at 78, was suffering from a painful, incurable disease.
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The huge drop, larger than the prior month's 32.3% fall, comes after African swine fever, a deadly and incurable disease, spread to every province of the world's top pork producer.
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Sloan couldn't understand why, if he had Stage 4 of an incurable cancer, he was still taking 70 pills every day, with the doses laid out in a dizzying flowchart.
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The purpose was to promote awareness of — and to encourage donations for research in — amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or A.L.S., the incurable neurodegenerative malady often referred to as Lou Gehrig's disease.
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Supporters have sought to widen legalization of the practice as a way to help end-stage cancer and other patients with incurable diseases to die with less pain and suffering.
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One of the European Union's poorest states, Bulgaria has reported more than 30 outbreaks of the disease - which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans - at industrial or backyard farms.
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A drug made with a marijuana compound has reduced severe seizures in child patients Though epilepsy is still incurable, researchers have developed unconventional treatments to lessen the effects of severe forms.
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Inhaled diacetyl has been tied to an incurable, degenerative lung disease called popcorn lung—a reference to its most famous victims, workers who became sick after working at a popcorn factory.
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Writer Nina Riggs wrote the heart-wrenching memoir, The Bright Hour, about her life as a mother with incurable breast cancer, which was published shortly after her death in February 2017.
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In the three months that I worked in that department, I don't know how many doctors I consulted to reassure myself that I didn't suffer from some sort of incurable disease.
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Back then — in April of the now-innocent-seeming year of 256 — I had no idea that Republican-controlled states like Texas would soon develop an incurable obsession with my genitals.
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Garrett has Batten disease type 1, a rare and incurable neurodegenerative condition that has left him blind and is deteriorating his motor skills, such as the abilities to walk and talk.
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Harry, who we learned earlier in the game is sick with an incurable, terminal illness, is back home with his dad and apparently living in some kind of liquid-filled tank.
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China has already reported more than 100 cases of the disease, which is incurable for pigs but harmless for humans, since it was first detected in the country in early August.
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"She was such a giving person," Harper—who has been battling incurable brain cancer for past four and a half years—tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview in this week's magazine.
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The incurable hog disease has spread across China since last year, causing major losses to the world's largest hog herd and raising expectations of a pick-up in U.S. pork exports.
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The psychiatrist, Lynn Gerow, had testified that Petrocelli had a rare, incurable "psychopathic" personality, suggesting he could have a "quite high" propensity for further violence and would not learn from punishment.
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When you think of a man in his mid-seventies, with an incurable form of cancer, you're more likely to imagine porch swings and rocking chairs than running shoes and shorts.
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What's even more impressive is that Williams, who is now in her 24th year as a professional, can do it all while dealing with an incurable autoimmune disease that causes fatigue.
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African swine fever, which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans, has been spreading in eastern Europe and the European Union's executive last week called the disease an "urgent challenge".
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For years — without the support of mainstream science — advocates have claimed that boosting the amount of GcMAF in the human body can help to fight off otherwise incurable illnesses, including cancer.
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What Mr. Hancock initially dismissed as a sore throat was diagnosed as spasmodic dysphonia, an incurable neurological condition that causes spasms in the vocal cords and is made worse by stress.
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Mormont gets in a fight with some zombie-type guys called Stone Men and catches an incurable disease on his arm that will eventually consume his body and then kill him.
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More than 900 people in 57 immigration detention facilities nationwide have been infected with mumps, an incurable virus that causes flu-like symptoms, according to a new report from the CDC.
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"It is fantastic that the court respected democracy," said Karen Espíndola, who was denied an abortion in 2008 and gave birth to a son with incurable ailments who lived two years.
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It's been a rough couple years but getting the right treatment that will help treat this so far incurable disease and I will be back and better than ever NO CAP.
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AI was even used to identify insects that spread Chagas, an incurable and potentially deadly disease that has infected an estimated 8 million people in Mexico and Central and South America.
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Psoriasis is technically incurable, so treating its symptoms is a constant battle — even for Kardashian West, who has continued to offer an unfiltered view of what dealing with psoriasis can look like.
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So Pete is once again trying to raise money, but this time for himself and others like him who need help paying for in-home care needed to battle the incurable disease.
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Julianna had a rare, aggressive, incurable form of Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease, a degenerative neuromuscular disease that slowly robbed her of her ability to walk, eat or even breathe on her own.
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Turner also found these businesses often claim that their treatments can regenerate people's damaged tissues, joints and bones, provide years of or even permanent pain relief, and treat otherwise incurable health problems.
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Also, China's sow herd fell by 2300.30% in April from a year earlier, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said, underscoring the effects of an epidemic of incurable African swine fever.
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Also, China's sow herd fell by 265936% in April from a year earlier, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said, underscoring the effects of an epidemic of incurable African swine fever.
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The 2-year-old passed away from a rare inherited disorder called Krabbe disease, an incurable condition that destroys the protective coating of nerve cells and usually results in death by two.
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Rather than assume mental illness was incurable or some form of demonic possession, doctors were considering how to treat patients as individuals, and concerns about boredom and monotony arose with this shift.
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At the age of 15, Meagan Barnard got the devastating news that she had lymphedema, a rare, incurable disease that caused extreme swelling in her right leg due to damaged lymph nodes.
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Julianna, now 5, has a rare, aggressive form of Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease or (CMT), an incurable, degenerative, neuromuscular disease that has left her able to move little more than her shoulders.
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But, like her, he was well aware of a treatment called PrEP (for Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, with an anti-viral drug sold as Truvada), which could have prevented his now-incurable infection.
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Last fall, it was revealed on the Real Housewives of Orange County season 11 finale that Briana Culberson was diagnosed with Lupus — an incurable autoimmune disease that causes joint pain and fatigue.
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Scientists successfully used stem cell and gene therapy to replace 80% of the skin of a 7-year-old boy affected by an incurable genetic skin disease, they report Wednesday in Nature.
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But it didn't look good for him at the end of the Season 4 finale after he was exposed to an incurable virus, and Mr. Baker delivered a bravura presumed deathbed scene.
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Apparently, the only reason greyscale has been "incurable" all this time is because the maesters couldn't be bothered to look up a cure and follow a few simple (albeit extremely disgusting) steps.
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For Mother Teresa, the Vatican concluded that prayers to her led to the disappearance of an Indian woman's incurable tumor and the sudden recovery of a Brazilian man with a brain infection.
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Jean-Jacques Muyembe, director general of the Institut National de Recherche Biomedicale, which monitored the vaccine trial in DRC said: "From now on, we will no longer say that Ebola is incurable."
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Instead of working with all parties to create the cures of tomorrow, the WHO has adopted troubling actions, from undermining innovative new cures for once-incurable diseases, such as hepatitis and tuberculosis.
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Dr. Benjamin Rush was one of the first to point this out, in 1798, calling smoking "offensive" and a-moral, while also suggesting, correctly, that it can prompt "incurable diseases" and cancers.
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Polio, a disease transmitted through sewage which can cause crippling paralysis particularly in young children, is incurable and remains a threat to human health as long as it has not been eradicated.
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The program featured new discoveries about blood's biology and accounts of recent advances in patient treatments—including an alternative to chemotherapy for one of the most common and incurable forms of leukemia.
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Facing incurable breast cancer at age 55, MaryAnne DiCanto put her faith in "precision medicine" — in which doctors try to match patients with drugs that target the genetic mutations in their tumors.
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Mike was diagnosed with a rare form of incurable cancer back in May -- and developed a tumor bigger than a baseball behind his eye that specialists say would have eventually killed him.
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Removing parts of the concrete bench wall could create silica, a mineral that can cause an incurable lung disease or lung cancer if inhaled, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In London's world-famous Great Ormond Street children's hospital, Dr. Karin Straathof is excited about a new cell-based medicine that offers hope for toddlers with incurable nerve tissue cancer.
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It&aposs been a rough couple years but getting the right treatment that will help treat this so far incurable disease and I will be back and better than ever NO CAP.
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Some of the alleged violations include exploitation of children under 16 and excessive working hours, as well as the use of certain chemicals that have led to incurable diseases for some employees.
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"Investments in medical research will pave the way for new treatments and cures, lower costs, and, most importantly, give hope to patients and families battling incurable diseases," Blunt said in a statement.
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For a few brief hours, two dozen children with Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease, an incurable, degenerative neuromuscular disorder, forgot about their physical limitations and played with dolphins at the Miami Seaquarium in Florida.
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Her loving parents struggled to alleviate Olivia's joint and back discomfort from the incurable disease, but nothing seemed to work – that is until Lisa placed a hand-sewn pillow underneath her daughter's back.
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Image: NICHD/NIH, J. Gluski & C. Le Pichon C. (Flickr)An incurable affliction that gradually destroys a person's ability to walk, speak, and eventually breathe can also deteriorate the mind, new research suggests.
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In a long-awaited decision, Britain's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) gave the final go-ahead for the treatment known as mitochondrial transfer, which doctors say could help prevent incurable inherited diseases.
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At a rally on Tuesday, former Miss Wisconsin Melissa Young -- who told Trump she is suffering from an incurable illness -- emotionally thanked the billionaire developer for helping her and her young son financially.
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Just as devotion makes the flower bloom even on a stone, so his great love turned into a mysterious elixir of life and enabled the patient to recover from her incurable disease miraculously.
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The personal challenges posed by incurable disease unfold in an absorbing documentary about movie-making, "A Woman Like Me," which opened in New York in October and became available on Netflix this January.
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Why it matters: Indolent non-Hodgkin's lymphomas (iNHLs) tend to be a slow-growing cancer that is incurable with standard therapy and poorly responsive to a newer type of treatment called checkpoint blockade.
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I voted against Donald Trump for all the Gold Star families who have endured the unbearable and incurable pain of losing a child, a spouse, a parent, a sibling fighting for our country.
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The law, which will take effect in 2019, allows people with an advanced, incurable illness to request "assisted dying" if their suffering cannot be relieved "in a manner that the person considers tolerable".
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top feed producer, New Hope Group, said on Thursday it is building three pig farms in neighboring Vietnam, even as an incurable pig disease spreads through the Southeast Asian country.
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"ALS is thought to be an incurable disease, but I believe hope is now growing for ALS patients to pursue their lifestyle and quality of life with the help of technology," he said.
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Even if Mahmoud Abbas was in perfect physical health, at the age of 82 he shows all the signs of suffering from the oldest form of cancer of the soul – incurable and malignant anti-Semitism.
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Fast forward to recent decades and another pandemic has claimed more than 30 million, mostly young lives and today at least another 30 million people live with HIV -- an incurable, although treatable infection.
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Unlike some firsthand accounts, Esmé Weijun Wang's bestselling new book, The Collected Schizophrenias, isn't about overcoming illness — instead it's an inside look at how she successfully lives with an incurable condition, schizoaffective disorder.
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The loving parents struggled to alleviate Olivia's joint and back discomfort from the incurable disease, but nothing seemed to work – that is until Lisa placed a hand-sewn pillow underneath her daughter's back.
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In China, which typically produces more pork than every other country combined, an estimated 22019 million pigs have perished from either the incurable viral infection or from mass cullings of an inconceivable scale.
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They share a mentor in the late McCarthyite attorney Roy Cohn, a love of Manhattan and Florida residences and an incurable penchant for peddling conspiracy theories about the Kennedy assassination and the Clintons.
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Most doctors — and the diabetes associations — portray diabetes as an incurable disease, presaging a steady decline that may include kidney failure, amputations and blindness, as well as life-threatening heart attacks and stroke.
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Read more: Everything you need to know about lupus, Selena Gomez's incurable illnessWomen are more likely than men to have lupus, she added, and people of color are more at risk than Caucasians.
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I attempted to better understand Jaar's belief that art, and culture at wide, can pierce the current political disorder which, for many in both the Global South and in the West, appears incurable.
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"This is about giving people who are suffering intolerably from an incurable disease a voluntary, compassionate choice over the manner of their death," Jenny Mikakos, the state's health minister, said in a statement.
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If by 1889, as seems to be the case, the anguish of an incurable mental illness had brought him to the brink of suicide, it does not manifest itself explicitly in the paintings.
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The trailer explains that as a human, Dr. Morbius is a gifted doctor living with an incurable blood disease and has to seek out a radical cure — stemming from vampire bats — to survive.
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"When I got diagnosed with genital herpes, which is an incurable STI, it felt like going back to teenage years and having to learn how to date all over again," Laureen HD said.
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It was just a mile from what was then the National Naval Medical Center, where all three of their children were being treated for cystic fibrosis, an incurable disease that debilitates the lungs.
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"Prime Minister Abe expresses anew his most sincere apologies and remorse to all the women who underwent immeasurable and painful experiences and suffered incurable physical and psychological wounds as comfort women," the agreement said.
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In a statement released by the State Council, the government said there had been problems in a wide-range of areas as the country attempted to battle the fast-spreading and currently incurable disease.
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And while stigma around incurable conditions like herpes still lingers, there's generally a blasé attitude toward most STIs—I'll get tested when I get a chance, or if I think I might have something.
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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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It did recommend Keytruda and Opdivo, also known as pembrolizumab and nivolumab, for advanced melanoma, saying they had been shown to improve survival rates by 2019.053% for a condition that was incurable until recently.
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On the season 11 finale of The Real Housewives of Orange County last fall, audiences learned that Briana Culberson had been diagnosed with Lupus: an incurable autoimmune disease that causes joint pain and fatigue.
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CML is incurable, so Vizzi will have to do chemotherapy for the rest of his life, but in the meantime he's on an organic diet rich in vegetables, juices, vitamins, filtered water, and probiotics.
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In a tearful conversation with her doctor, Kim Kardashian West found out that she may have lupus, an incurable autoimmune disorder that would explain her recent struggles with exhaustion, joint paint, and other ailments.
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It did recommend Keytruda and Opdivo, also known as pembrolizumab and nivolumab, for advanced melanoma, saying they had been shown to improve survival rates by 50% for a condition that was incurable until recently.
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Agence France-Presse reported that some Mbandaka residents believed Ebola was incurable because it involved witchcraft, and others said it was a curse placed by wild-game hunters on villagers who stole their bushmeat.
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This comes amid a huge shortage of meat in the country, after the incurable pig disease African swine fever killed millions of the country's hogs and the pig herd shrank by more than 40%.
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China's sow herd is being closely watched by the global livestock market as an epidemic of incurable African swine fever has killed millions of animals in the world's most populous country, pushing up prices.
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"To achieve overall survival improvement in an incurable disease, like metastatic breast cancer, is truly an outstanding advancement," said Dr. Sara Hurvitz, head of breast cancer clinical trials at the University of California Los Angeles.
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There was no evidence that Trump's comments were so prejudicial or incurable that Wolfe couldn't get a fair trial — if necessary, jury screening or trial instructions could address any concerns in the future, she said.
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This incurable brain disease, second only to Alzheimer's in prevalence, slowly causes the dopamine neurons in the brain to sicken and die, affecting movement, diminishing voice and masking expression, among a host of other symptoms.
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On Monday night's Real Housewives of Orange County season 11 finale, it was revealed that the O.G. Housewife's only daughter suffers from the incurable autoimmune disease that causes joint pain and fatigue, Bravo TV reported.
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In almost all cases, Hashimoto's disease is incurable, but Dr. Davies says that the out-of-sync hormones are simple to control with calibrated dose of thyroid replacement medicine "Treatment is very easy," he says.
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An estimated 19 million children are vision impaired, and for them, their conditions are time-critical because they affect the brain's ability to develop properly and, if left untreated, can become incurable later in life.
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SUSANNA MALKKI About 20 years ago, when I started studying, people would respond if I told them what I was doing, they would go like, "Ooh," as if I had some kind of incurable disease.
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At issue is the narrowness of the proposed law, which restricts medically-assisted death to mentally-sound adults over 18 who have a "serious and incurable illness, disease or disability" and voluntarily consent to die.
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"She knew that it was incurable from the moment it was diagnosed, and she was determined to make the most of her time," Ms. Seman's husband, David Seman, 48, said of her illness last week.
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For instance, some people are born with xeroderma pigmentosum, a rare, incurable genetic disorder in which the skin cannot repair the damage caused by ultraviolet light, leaving them vulnerable to cancer when they are children.
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CHICAGO, April 2151.025 (Reuters) - U.S. hog futures closed mostly higher on Monday on increasing expectations that China will need to import more pork to compensate for hogs killed in an outbreak of an incurable swine disease.
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The 8-year-old lab mix is suffering from an incurable form of cancer called lymphosarcoma, discovered after he was relinquished to Arizona's Maricopa County Animal Care and Control for the third time in 15 months.
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"There's a reason I was public about my lupus and aps [antiphospholipid syndrome] diagnosis from the starts, a lifelong incurable (for now) condition I didn't know what I or still am in for," the model said.
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In the film, which is based on a true story, Garner plays a mother whose faith is tested after her young daughter falls out of a tree and is somehow cured of her rare, incurable disease.
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In October 20083, at age 75, he announced his decision not to seek a seventh six-year term in the Senate the following year due to progression of the incurable brain disorder called frontotemporal lobar degeneration.
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The animals were the last of the 160,000 hogs that the county authorities had culled to stop the spread of African swine fever, a highly contagious disease incurable for infected pigs but not dangerous to humans.
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Once every three months or so, my middle school choir director came down with an incurable case of "fuck this job" and let an ancient television with built-in VHS teach her class for a week.
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Autopsies on the 29 victims told a different story of a hard work routine, with 71 percent showing signs of the incurable coal dust affliction called black lung — far above the industry average of 3.2 percent.
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After Jacob was admitted to the Barbara Bush Children's Hospital on October 11, doctors discovered that the neuroblastoma had spread to his head and was incurable, according to a GoFundMe page set up by his mother.
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Critic Score: 68%Audience Score: 75%Against the backdrop of the New-England foliage, viewers can watch as two students strike up an unlikely romance, which goes awry when Jenny is diagnosed with an incurable illness.
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The NIH is the parent of the National Cancer Institute and funds the Children's Oncology Group, whose research has helped lift survival rates among pediatric cancer patients to 80 percent from almost incurable 50 years ago.
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Your father had come home just the day before from the last in a long series of hospital stays for incurable cancer, you told me, weak but awake, with plans to begin hospice care at home.
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Starting in mid-2019, residents with a terminal, incurable illness — and, in most cases, a life expectancy of less than six months — will be allowed to obtain a lethal drug within 10 days of requesting it.
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"It&aposs been a rough couple years but getting the right treatment that will help treat this so far incurable disease," he wrote, adding "NO CAP," suggesting he won&apost be held back by the diagnosis.
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Dismissing claims of drug use, Bieber said changes in his "skin, energy, and overall health" were caused by the "so far incurable" Lyme disease, a bacterial infection that can be spread to humans by infected ticks.
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Brokaw, who spent more than 20 years as anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly News, was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, an incurable cancer that forms in the blood plasma, three years ago at age 73.
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Worse still, cases are often chronic and incurable: Current treatments include cognitive behavioral therapy to help people manage the distress it causes, using actual sounds to mask the ringing, or invasive brain surgery that often doesn't work.
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"People with this disease need better initial treatment options that delay their cancer getting worse, since the disease is incurable and becomes more difficult to treat with each relapse," a Roche spokesman said in an emailed response.
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Thanks to significant (and seriously overdue) advancements in the mental health community, the stigma attached to what was once regarded as an incurable character flaw — or, perhaps worse, an imaginary problem — is slowly but surely fading away.
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An outbreak of African swine fever in China fueled the temporary advances in deferred hog contracts, as analysts expect Chinese buyers will further ramp up pork imports to compensate for pigs killed by the incurable hog disease.
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Patients need to be in a hopeless state of constant and unbearable physical or mental pain that cannot be alleviated, or suffering as a result of a serious and incurable disorder caused by an accident or illness.
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The class action suit was launched in 2012 on behalf of miners suffering from silicosis, an incurable disease caused by inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks, and a settlement was agreed by mining firms in 2018.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian Paralympian Marieke Vervoort died by euthanasia on Tuesday aged 40 after a battle with an incurable and degenerative spinal condition which she described after winning her medals as becoming harder and harder to bear.
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A Texas family had a rollercoaster of a year after 11-year-old Roxli Doss was diagnosed with an incurable cancer — only to find out that the tumor had disappeared with no explanation just three months later.
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Mr. Castner learned at age 63 that he has a progressive, incurable lung disease called idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, or I.P.F., that more often than not seems to come out of nowhere (idiopathic means of no known cause).
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In 22015 euthanasia was legalised for adults in Belgium who met certain criteria, the main one being that they must be in "constant and unbearable physical or psychological pain" resulting from an accident or an incurable illness.
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"From now on, we will no longer say that Ebola is incurable," said Jean-Jacques Muyembe, director general of the Institut National de Recherche Biomedicale in the DRC, which has overseen the trial's operations on the ground.
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" He continues, "But without this PSA test itself, or any screening procedure at all, how are doctors going to detect asymptomatic cases like mine, before the cancer has spread and metastasized throughout one's body rendering it incurable?
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In October, we are telling the stories of these women who have found strength in their sense of self, power in their beauty, and who refuse to let an incurable, deadly disease tell their story for them.
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I was only 26 years old, I had just become a father and I thought my whole life was in front of me – but there I was, being told I had an incurable and often debilitating illness.
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Multiple myeloma, a type of aggressive and incurable blood cancer that develops in the bone marrow, kills about 12,600 people annually and will be diagnosed in about 30,000 Americans this year, according to the American Cancer Society.
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But after the March 8 surgery to remove both her breasts, follow-up testing gave her some troubling news: she has Stage 43 (they originally thought she was Stage 1) metastatic breast cancer — and it is incurable.
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Mixing basic doomsday survivalism with zombie-like ghouls, the threat of incurable infection, basic distrust, and paranoia is bound to have some kind of resonance with audiences living in fear of Trump's eat-or-be-eaten America.
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The highly contagious disease, which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans, has spread rapidly across neighboring China since August, and has been found in seven areas in Vietnam, the state-run Vietnam News Service reported.
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Though estimates vary, Lange said in an interview with Reuters that official data showing China's herd had shrunk by 41% after incurable African swine fever swept through the country from late in 2018 was a "reasonable" assessment.
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Tip ''I say, 'The doctors told me there is nothing they can do, it is inoperable and incurable,' '' says Wanda N., who is 50 and in hospice care at home in New York with metastasized colon cancer.
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Kandahar, Afghanistan (CNN)As the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq evolved, military doctors grappling to treat soldiers maimed by roadside bombs began facing another challenge: Their patients were developing almost incurable, multidrug-resistant infections in their wounds.
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More from Tonic: Let me first say that, regardless of your age, it's worth considering this vaccine because it's likely to give you at least some degree of protection from an incurable, common, and potentially deadly STD.
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Starting in mid-2019, the law will allow Victorians with a terminal, incurable illness — and, in most cases, a life expectancy of less than six months — to obtain a lethal drug within 10 days of requesting it.
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Most of the opposition came from Democrats, who said the bill gave false hope to patients and could actually endanger people dying of incurable diseases, because it would undermine protections provided by the Food and Drug Administration.
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"A rammāl was a type of occult expert to whom people would frequently turn in the event that they had problems that couldn't be solved by normal means, such as sicknesses that appeared incurable," says Karjoo-Ravary.
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And just as the surviving family members of patients with incurable cancers know that they were powerless to stop the progression of the disease, so are the survivors of a person with depression who dies by suicide.
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The incurable disease is wreaking havoc on hog industries in China and Southeast Asia and could also spell trouble for U.S. grain exporters supplying animal feeds to virus-hit countries such as Vietnam, Myanmar and the Philippines.
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CHICAGO, April 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. pork industry canceled its annual convention on Wednesday over concerns that international attendees could bring in an incurable hog disease at a time when American farmers are already suffering from trade wars.
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January 25, 2016 -- Attorneys for VICE News and journalist Jason Leopold tell a federal judge that a delay in releasing the remaining emails would "cause grave, incurable harm" because the releases would be after the initial presidential primaries.
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In his post, Cacciotti acknowledged facing a difficult choice in caring for Harper, who disclosed in 2013 that she was diagnosed with an incurable form of brain cancer and was given as little as three months to live.
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Past presidents are not known to have been tested for mental acuity while in office - including Ronald Reagan, who five years after leaving the White House in 1989 was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, an incurable, degenerative brain condition.
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"We should strive to get antivirals for Ebola licensed not only to save lives but to offer more to communities who might fear that Ebola is incurable and would otherwise not report their infection to authorities," he said.
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A self-described "confirmed" and "incurable" bachelor, he's in the process of shedding the latest attractive muse in his life when he stumbles upon a waitress, Alma (Vicky Krieps), and draws the wide-eye lass into his orbit.
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When Thomas Whitfield was diagnosed with the incurable sexually-transmitted disease HPV at age 23, his doctor told him genital warts, a symptom of the STD, had developed inside of his anus and he&aposd need rectal surgery.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Individuals have a right to die with dignity, India's Supreme Court upheld on Friday in a landmark verdict that permits the removal of life-support systems for the terminally ill or those in incurable comas.
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"Given that IBD is a chronic and incurable disease with early onset and low mortality, the economic burden of IBD is becoming an increasingly important public health issue," Lee, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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China has reported more than 120 outbreaks of the incurable disease in all of its mainland provinces and regions, as well as Hainan island and Hong Kong, since it was first detected in the country in early August.
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He once wrote a Jonathan Swift-like satire on the advantages of public hanging, arguing that a society pleased with capital punishment might do well to cut off thieves' hands and notch the noses of incurable double parkers.
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Joining Roland for this final summit are his sisters: Harriet, a gaunt, self-punishing former radical who works with asylum seekers; Alice, the "incurable romantic," gushing, coquettish, a failed actress; and Fran, a briskly grumpy public-school math teacher.
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The Socialist bill envisaged legalisation for medically-assisted death based on an informed request by patients suffering profoundly from a serious, incurable illness with no expected improvement in sight, in a terminal state or suffering from widely incapacitating lesion.
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The Socialist bill envisaged legalization for medically-assisted death based on an informed request by patients suffering profoundly from a serious, incurable illness with no expected improvement in sight, in a terminal state, or suffering from widely incapacitating lesion.
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If adopted, the law will allow a mentally competent adult who is over the age of 18, who has a "serious and incurable illness, disease or disability," and who has given voluntary consent, to obtain medical assistance in dying.
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"This can only be in cases of serious and incurable diseases, which is the same thing for adults ... but for minors an additional condition is that the death must be expected in the near future," Jacqueline Herremans told RTBF.
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Not only are terminal patients allowed to seek approval, but so are people with chronic depression—all that's required is evidence that a person is dealing with an "incurable" condition, mental or physical, that causes "constant and unbearable" suffering.
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Earlier published data from the trial called Endeavor demonstrated that patients with the incurable blood cancer who received Kyprolis went significantly longer before the disease worsened than those treated with Velcade, a measure known as progression-free survival (PFS).
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Cases of black lung, an incurable illness caused by inhaling coal dust, are rising to levels not seen in decades as miners plumb the depths of played out coal seams using heavy blasting equipment, according to government health officials.
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In interviews, more than a half-dozen of the participants described being sent daily with scant protection into demolition sites presumed by the authorities to contain asbestos, which when inhaled in the slightest amounts can lead to incurable cancer.
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Not surprisingly, when asked to answer four key questions about how well they understood their illness — including whether they grasped that their cancer was incurable and that they had months, not years, to live — only 5 percent answered correctly.
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There are no approved treatments for NASH (nonalcoholic steatohepatitis), an incurable disease affecting over 15 million Americans, which involves accumulation of fat in the liver not caused by alcohol, and can lead to cirrhosis and eventually a liver transplants.
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A young scientist stood up to superbugsThe rise of so-called 'superbugs'—newly incurable STDs like gonorrhea, for instance—is one of those horror-show problems of the modern world that most people, frankly, would rather not think about.
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But with a vaccine a long way off, and potentially incurable gonorrhea on the horizon, some experts are calling for a renewed focus on screening and prevention for a disease that the broader public doesn't seem to take seriously.
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Britain's parliament voted last year to become the first in the world to allow the 3-parent in-vitro-fertilization (IVF)technique, which doctors say will prevent incurable inherited diseases but critics see as a step towards "designer babies".
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Cases of black lung, an incurable illness caused by inhaling coal dust, are rising to levels not seen in decades as miners plumb the depths of played-out coal seams using heavy blasting equipment, according to government health officials.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher When her mother was diagnosed with an incurable cancer, Elizabeth Koster found herself burdened with a stressful task: find a husband, fast.
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Already, the first wave of precision medicines have entered mainstream clinical practice, including targeted therapies that now make it possible for patients with a once incurable form of leukemia, chronic myelogenous leukemia, to live close-to-normal life spans.
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"The poor child is suffering from an incurable genetic disorder that can't be cured, so there is no question that there is no moral obligation to continue intervention, according to Catholic teaching," Mr. Haas said in a phone interview.
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In a video posted on YouTube, she explained that her "incurable illness," was a result of a doctor's negligence, Consin emotionally shared a story, revealing that she is now on home care and has a "do not resuscitate" order in place.
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After months of testing, she was finally given a diagnosis: Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, an incurable condition where mast cells in her immune system malfunction, causing her body to have extreme allergic-like reactions to a range of outside triggers.
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The list included five new cancer therapies based on improved survival rates for lung, blood and prostate cancers, and recommended two new immunotherapies — nivolumab and pembrolizumab — that had improved survival rates by 50% for advanced melanoma, which was incurable until recently.
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Coming to grips with this latest aggressive form of the disease (which doctors say is incurable, but can be managed through treatment) has been a process, "Of course I had my moments, and my tears and all that," she says.
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So when the actress, 34, confided in Dykstra within a week or two of dating that she had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (an incurable autoimmune disease, also known as MS) at age 20, the pro baseball player wasn't fazed.
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Because let's face it, when Labor Day weekend comes to a close, we're going to crash hard into a nearly incurable case of the "end of summer scaries" — and we will need something, anything, to pick us up back up again.
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Funds have been buying futures on expectations that the spread of African swine fever (ASF) in China, home to the world's largest hog herd, will boost export demand for U.S. pork to compensate for pigs killed by the incurable hog disease.
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CHICAGO, April 21 (Reuters) - U.S. hog futures rallied to new contract highs in deferred months on Wednesday on projections that China will accelerate pork imports in the last half of the year, following an outbreak of an incurable swine disease.
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Although #Cancerland aims to support all women with breast cancer, the group's main focus is on stage 233, or metastatic breast cancer — a fatal form that, despite the billions of dollars raised for education and research of the disease, remains incurable.
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She took on a second job as a server at a local restaurant after she became her family's sole income earner when her husband was diagnosed with an incurable lung disease, her brother-in-law John Tisdale posted on Facebook.
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The church has long forbidden nearly every form of birth control, but health officials in some Latin American countries have advised women not to get pregnant, because the virus has been linked to an incurable and often devastating neurological birth defect.
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One of the European Union's poorest states, Bulgaria has so far detected more than 30 outbreaks of the disease, which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans, at industrial or backyard farms and around 130,000 pigs have already been culled.
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About a year after being given a diagnosis of incurable esophageal cancer, Dr. Bill Bartholome, a pediatrician and ethicist at the University of Kansas, wrote: I like the person I am now more than I have ever liked myself before.
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The companies also plan to work together on research into pigs resistant to African swine fever, an incurable virus that has spread rapidly in China since last year, and is set to reduce the herd by an estimated 200 million pigs.
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The decision makes it legal for the terminally ill to decide against using life support systems to continue living, and frees the doctors and families of those who slip into incurable comas to halt such measures, in the patients' best interest.
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Speaking from experience, I can assure you that S. 85033 is a good bill that will provide hope and comfort to many patients diagnosed with fatal diseases; and it will accelerate the effort to find cures for currently incurable diseases.
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But in a 2628-page ruling issued Wednesday, he said the deficiencies in that review "are not fundamental or incurable flaws" and that the corps has such a "significant possibility of justifying its prior determinations" that the pipeline can continue operating.
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I first met D.A. — everyone called him D.A. — in 1963, when I joined the epidemic intelligence service program at the C.D.C. As we chatted in a cafeteria line, D.A. raised the theoretical possibility of eradicating smallpox, a preventable but incurable scourge.
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And if you don't think chaos and profundity make sense together onstage, you probably won't be thrilled by Mr. Lucas's worldview either, which is that of an incurable romantic flailing his way through a doomed crush on a bad date.
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Being superlatively revolting is, however, not enough to merit an object's display alongside the Museum of London's priceless collection of Roman ruins, Elizabethan jewelry and Art Deco ironwork — particularly when the thing in question risks infecting staff members with incurable diseases.
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It is still incurable, but significant progress has been made in treating it and recognizing and reducing the tremendous emotional toll it can take, especially in children and adolescents, who represent half of the approximately 1 percent of the affected population.
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A.P.C. does stage shows, mostly in the label's Rue Madame headquarters, with Mr. Touitou providing viva voce musings on Balzac, Proust and how badly most people dress, a symptom of a wry, incurable frankness that has occasionally gotten him into trouble.
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"To be diagnosed, on top of that, with a chronic, incurable medical condition that affects essentially every minute of one's life has a huge impact," Pittas, who was not involved in the current study, told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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But in a 28-page ruling issued Wednesday, he said the deficiencies in that review "are not fundamental or incurable flaws" and that the corps has such a "significant possibility of justifying its prior determinations" that the pipeline can continue operating.
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But in a 28-page ruling issued Wednesday, he said the deficiencies in that review "are not fundamental or incurable flaws" and that the corps has such a "significant possibility of justifying its prior determinations" that the pipeline can continue operating.
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Kuczynski, a former Wall Street banker who vowed as a candidate not to pardon Fujimori, based his decision on a medical review that found Fujimori suffered from "a progressive, degenerative and incurable disease", according to a statement from the president's office.
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With some dismay, Dr. Blau had observed that he was better equipped to analyze the condition of his lab mice than his wife was to comprehend the state of her patients with metastatic triple negative breast cancer, an incurable condition.
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GSK, which is battling to return to profit growth, has taken this approach for instance with an experimental drug that for now goes by the code name of GSK'916 against multiple myeloma, a common and incurable type of blood cancer.
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Over the first 11 days of October, we are telling the stories of these women who have found strength in their sense of self, power in their beauty, and who refuse to let an incurable, deadly disease tell their story for them.
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In my mind, I can see you sitting down now, green couch, den, and preparing yourself with a breath to hear that I've been diagnosed with over 70,000 incurable rare cancers, or that I'm leaving you for someone else, but don't worry.
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Her brother-in-law, John Tisdale, wrote that Tisdale's husband was stricken with an incurable lung disease that forced him to stop working, so Tisdale worked at Santa Fe High School and took a second job as a server to make ends meet.
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Her brother-in-law, John Tisdale, wrote that Tisdale's husband was stricken with an incurable lung disease that forced him to stop working, so Tisdale worked at Santa Fe High School and took a second job as a server to make ends meet.
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The rare and incurable condition literally makes her allergic to water, meaning everything from bath and pool water to her own sweat and tears causes the 23-month-old to swell up in a painful red rash of stinging blisters and burning hives.
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Over the first 11 days of October, we are telling the stories of these women who have found strength in their sense of self and power in their beauty — and who refuse to let an incurable, deadly disease tell their story for them.
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Through this endeavor, she and her co-director, Ms. Giamatti, illuminate what it means to live with incurable cancer not, as Ms. Giamatti put it during a phone conversation, in a "Halcion or Hollywood" manner, but in all its messy and contradictory intensity.
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So it seems as though China has beat the U.S. to being first, we still have a long way to go in determining whether or not the technology is even safe enough at its current iteration to use for currently incurable diseases.
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Washington (CNN)The State Department's proposal to delay the release the last of Hillary Clinton's official emails until February 29 -- after the initial presidential primaries -- would "cause grave, incurable harm," attorneys for VICE News and journalist Jason Leopold told a federal judge Monday.
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" What started as innocent conversation continued to balloon — Palmer shot off a series of tweets about the difference between "someone being entertaining" versus someone being "likable" — until it culminated with James' claim that a man Palmer's formerly slept with has "an incurable STD.
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Antibiotics, for example, are able to treat people with chlamydia, syphilis, or gonorrhea, and people with incurable STIs like HIV and herpes can use antiviral drugs exist to prevent or clear up outbreak symptoms and stop the virus from spreading to partners.
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Hanna asked her Instagram followers if it was wrong to tell a friend that the person they were in a sexual relationship with had an "incurable STD," if a close friend of the person with the sexually-transmitted disease had told you first.
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An adoptee named Bee told me that her DNA test confirmed that she suffered from a rare and incurable genetic disease that affects her kidneys; with the results from her test, she was able to go to her doctor for an official diagnosis.
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Dr. Holland and his medical collaborators in the 213s were scorned by some colleagues as research "cowboys," as he put it, because they audaciously tackled what was considered an incurable disease and tried to treat it with several chemicals simultaneously, instead of sequentially.
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"If the banana industry sticks to a single breed that is susceptible to this incurable disease, they're going to run into trouble," Dan Koeppel said, a banana historian who also writes for Wirecutter, a product review website owned by The New York Times.
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Metastatic breast cancer is progressive and incurable, but the analysis in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention found that more than 17 percent of women under age 64 whose metastatic breast cancer was diagnosed between 2000 and 2004 survived for 10 years or longer.
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But Kardashian West is relieved to get good news — after the doctor does an ultrasound on her hands, he told the fashion mogul that she does not have lupus or rheumatoid arthritis, another incurable autoimmune disorder that also causes chronic pain and inflammation.
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" They credit "a spasm of self-reproach" with enabling "many" addicts to quit, ignoring the fact that addiction has for decades been recognized as a chronic, notoriously recidivist, treatable but as yet incurable medical condition, and not, in the writers' words, a "destructive habit.
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When the lab results come back weeks later, Dr. Lee is able to confirm that Brittney has a condition called neurofibromatosis, explaining that it's incurable and a life-long journey to control, but she gives her the tools she needs to treat any future growths.
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But researchers at Stanford University and the University of Oxford believe they've found a way to visualize how the disease slowly spreads and erodes the brain—a tool they hope can help other scientists better study the incurable, fatal ailment and others like it.
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Simon WoodsReader in Bioethics, Newcastle UniversityFirst, I believe that any cryo-preserved corpse or brain that is already frozen (or will be in the near future) has zero chance because the individuals concerned are already dead and their death caused by fatal diseases currently incurable.
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On Tuesday, the 32-year-old royal quietly visited the Great Ormond Street Hospital in London, where he reunited with Ollie and Amelia Carroll, two siblings who are both suffering from Batten disease, an incurable and terminal cellular disease that results in progressive neurological impairment.
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She has a natural talent for playing a "sad American girl" Parker says that her role in Dumbo, in which she plays the daughter of a circus performer whose mother dies from an incurable illness, was a coincidental perfect fit for her burgeoning acting abilities.
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Today the only thing that most people know about him is that he was supposedly so shocked by his wife's pubic hair on their wedding night that he couldn't bring himself to sleep with her (the marriage was eventually dissolved "by reason of incurable impotency").
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A survey of Britons, carried out by YouGov in 2013, found that only three in ten Muslims felt the law should be changed to allow close friends and relatives to help people with incurable diseases take their own lives, should they wish to do so.
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The underlying code is: Don't tell anyone you're pregnant until you're 12 weeks along, because if you miscarry or find out it has an incurable disease and you decide to abort, you might have to (gasp) explain to people the unexplainable: your own immeasurable despair.
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"I once was blind, but now I see" is an inspirational phrase we often hear sung in church, but it is very rare that anybody gets to declare it as literally true, especially if they're talking about being restored from an untreatable, incurable disease.
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Read more: Everything you need to know about lupus, Selena Gomez's incurable illnessWallace clarified, however, that testing positive for these antibodies may be misleading: "Sometimes you can get false positives in these screenings," he said, scheduling a follow-up appointment for Friday of that week.
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Copay accumulator programs — by any name — exist solely to put profits before people and shift more of the annual cost of care to patients, many of whom (like those treating diabetes and other chronic diseases) may require decades of treatment and are often incurable.
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Listeners have written in to talk about episodes that resonate with them, like one about assisted suicide, which included the sounds of family members celebrating the life of John Shields, a man suffering from an incurable disease, at a wake he threw for himself.
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"I desperately hope it doesn't need to face a constitutional challenge because that would be putting an incredible burden on people who are already facing incurable and intolerable suffering," said Downie, who is hoping amendments will be made to the bill before its final approval.
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"Half of all Americans" conflates two radically distinct forms of mental illness: the emotionally based eruptions of depression, fear, anger and alienation reported by those whom psychiatrists describe as "the worried well," and the incurable, biologically inherited, often catastrophic brain diseases: bipolarity, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorders.
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After losing a daughter to the hereditary and incurable disease because doctors in Honduras did not diagnose it, she knows what would have happened to her son if he was not getting the care in the U.S. "He would be dead," she told the station.
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In her tweets extolling the benefits of having measles, Shine pointed to a 2014 CNN story where a woman who reportedly had incurable cancer was treated with a highly-concentrated measles virus that sent her cancer into remission in a procedure at the Mayo Clinic.
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Findings from a small 2018 study found that three men with type 2 diabetes, also known as adult-onset diabetes, were able to stop taking insulin after losing weight from intermittent fasting -- findings that clash with the widely-held belief that diabetes is incurable.
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The uncouth conduct of the Roman soldiers at the foot of the cross, for instance, can be seen in no other light: Anyone thinking that Jesus could have done a bit more to avoid his fate is offered this lasting example of humanity's incurable awfulness.
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"Without the threat of litigation, companies can do whatever they want," said Kathryn Stebner, an elder abuse attorney in California who represented a woman who claims that she contracted an incurable sexually transmitted disease after being raped in a nursing home at the age of 88.
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By the time the World Health Organization declared Zika a global health emergency nearly a year later, the outbreak had spread to 26 countries and territories in the Americas, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and leaving many babies with an incurable developmental defect called microcephaly.
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" In a particularly poignant post, a fan wrote, "As someone with incurable and not so common chronic illnesses which result in chronic pain and insomnia because of the pain, Sleepy lotion is the one product that can actually help me through the worst of my nights.
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It was important to me to be part of a campaign raising awareness and funds for metastatic breast cancer, because it's a smaller community of women with breast cancer — this is the incurable kind, where it spreads outside the breast to the liver, lungs, and bones.
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The study by researchers from the government's National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health marks the most authoritative evidence to date of a resurgence of the incurable respiratory illness caused by coal dust, which plagued miners in the 1970s but was nearly eradicated by the 1990s.
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Stage 4 pancreatic cancer does come with an upsetting prognosis — the late stage means that the disease has already spread through the body and is incurable, Dr. Mary Dillhoff, assistant professor of surgery in surgical oncology at the Ohio State University Wexler Medical Center, tells PEOPLE.
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During a disastrous period starting in 20113, Teresa Barnes of Memphis, Tennessee, lost her father, aunt and three uncles to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, or IPF syndrome, an incurable disease with no known cause which affects 30,000 to 40,000 new people every year in the United States.
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With this example in mind, Mitobridge is testing its drug as a treatment for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, an incurable genetic disease that affects one in five thousand males, causing their muscles to break down and leading inexorably to death at an average age of twenty-six.
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EEE is incurable and may cause permanent brain damage, especially in vulnerable people If a mosquito with the virus bites you, you may experience symptoms like headache, high fever, chills, and vomiting four to 10 days afterward, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, an incurable neurodegenerative disease better known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease, 34-year-old Barkan is a progressive activist who has spent the past two years fighting the GOP's 2017 tax bill and trying to help Democrats take back Congress.
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The case that received the most attention in recent years in Belgium was 40-year-old Paralympian champion Marieke Vervoort, who was suffering from an incurable degenerative muscle disease, and who died last October, 11 years after having signed the papers paving the way to her death.
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They have conducted gene therapy on beagles with the Tufts veterinary school, and are currently advertising for Cavalier King Charles spaniels, which are highly prone to an incurable age-related heart condition, mitral-valve disease; almost all of them develop it by the age of ten.
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The legislation ultimately failed, but last year, the state of Victoria became the first in Australia to legalize assisted dying, allowing someone with an incurable illness and limited life expectancy to obtain a dose of a lethal drug, and other states are considering their own legislation.
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The work can't be separated from its sensationalism, but it's also a challenge to engage critically with art so closely tied to the artist's biography, and, in this case, the incurable illness that left him blind but also serves as the conceptual foundation for his work.
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The court ruled in a decision on Tuesday regarding a 58-year-old woman referred to as E.F. that the government must provide access to physician-assisted death to those facing intolerable and incurable suffering, regardless of whether the illness or disability will lead to their death.
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"Primary-care physicians don't think to call in palliative-care services until patients are incurable, when in fact the patient might have been in pain or could've used some kind of intervention beforehand," said Bickmore, associate dean for research in Northeastern University's College of Computer and Information Science.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals posted a series of messages to Twitter, blaming the water park for isolating Tilikum and subjecting the whale to emotional stress over a period of decades, "causing him to succumb to mental illness resulting in aggression and now to some incurable illness."
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In the book, she talks about a sobering 2005 Christmas gathering at her home in Nashville when her father, journalist Gurney Williams, told her, her sister, actress Ashley Williams, and her brother, Jay Williams, that their mother was suffering from a rare, incurable form of dementia called primary progressive aphasia.
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"Linda Williams: June 22nd, 1943-November 16, 2016 #endalz" Her mother, who had worked as a foreign correspondent before she became a top fundraiser for the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, was diagnosed with a rare and incurable form of early-onset dementia called primary progressive aphasia in 2005.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals claimed Tilikum has been suffering "immensely by confining him to a small concrete tank for decades, causing him to succumb to mental illness that has resulted in aggression and now to some incurable illness," PETA president Ingrid E. Newkirk said in a statement Tuesday.
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Earlier this month, the Supreme Court ordered the Gujarat government to pay 300,000 rupees ($4,445) to the families of each of the 238 migrant workers from Madhya Pradesh who died of the incurable lung disease, which they had contracted working in quarries and stone-crushing factories in Godhra, in Gujarat.
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And last July, Chinese government censors even started blocking mentions of Winnie the Pooh — yes, that Winnie the Pooh, the one who lives in the Hundred-Acre Wood and has an incurable craving for "hunny" — on social media sites because of an unflattering meme comparing Xi to the cartoon bear.
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"If the banana industry sticks to a single breed that is susceptible to this incurable disease, they're going to run into trouble," said Dan Koeppel, who has written about the history of the banana and who also writes for Wirecutter, a product review website owned by The New York Times.
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One in which people are told to 'manage' their 'incurable' interests…or one in which people are educated about the fact that they are responsible for their sexual behaviors and their therapy (individualized for them) is designed to help them change their interests so they no longer have 'urges' to harm children?
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American pork producers are using feed from China for their pigs, raising concerns about bringing a contagious disease to the U.S. At least 129 cases of the African swine fever in China have been reported since August, and the incurable viral disease has spread to other parts of Asia, including Vietnam and Mongolia.
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" Larry Sabato, a widely followed political prognosticator and director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics, said Trump's comments are "the latest manifestation of Trump's incurable sickness — the inability to let anything go, the instinct not just to defeat but to destroy any opponent, a debilitating jealousy that continues beyond the grave.
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As a lung oncologist and researcher at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James), patients present with a range of worrying symptoms, from general weakness, pain, cough or even coughing up blood, and most have incurable stage 22019 disease.
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In the past seven days alone, we've had two FDA warnings politely asking grown adults to stop drinking bleach, the spread of an incurable fungus that could be the beginning of the end of the banana as we know it, and a depressing reminder that Kid Rock still believes that he's culturally relevant.
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Everything I love about civilization is the product of intelligence, so if we can amplify our intelligence with AI, we have the potential to solve all of the problems that are plaguing us right now, from incurable diseases to how to get sustainable energy and fix our climate, poverty, justice—you name it.
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The exhibition includes about 200 prints and a dozen films, beginning with his postwar work in Amsterdam and Paris, moving chronologically as he traveled the globe and ending with the film "Bye" he made as the last chapter of his life, after he learned in 1988 that he had incurable prostate cancer.
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At least 122 cases of African swine fever have been reported in China in both its domestic pigs and wild boars since the first case was confirmed last August and the incurable disease has spread to other parts of Asia, including Vietnam where it accounts for about three-quarters of the total meat diet.
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Made during the AIDs crisis, which dominated the decade, many writers have associated the white dots on the upper half of the figure, meant to evoke the boils in Grünewald's original, with the physical effects of the incurable disease, often in the form of Kaposi's sarcoma — and by extension, the sexual orientation of the artist.
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"I'd really like this robot to be used by people [who can't move] owing to incurable diseases, and for it to provide these people with a sense of purpose within society," said Banda, who mentioned how people in similar situations to him could also find a way to enter the labor force through the robot.
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They have a greater presence in the public sphere than at any point in the last half century, and have shown themselves willing to expose the prattle of thought leaders, to attack the rhetorical smoke screens of the liberal center, and to defend working-class voters against accusations of incurable racism and mindless populism.
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But in the weeks after I learned that the breast cancer I have been in treatment for over the past year had spread to my bones — breaking my spine and becoming incurable and most likely fatal — finding the perfect living-room couch has begun to feel like the most important thing I've ever done.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "The Death and Life of John Shields" ("The End" series, front page, May 28), about a Canadian man with an incurable disease who orchestrated his final days before a physician-assisted death: John Shields gave himself and his loved ones an amazing gift by planning and attending his own wake.
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When his doctor, Stefanie Green, informed him that he qualified, Mr. Shields felt the first hope since a doctor told him more than a year before that he had a rare and incurable disease called amyloidosis, which caused proteins to build up in his heart and painfully damage the nerves in his arms and legs.
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One of the first things he did with the Sumner Simpson papers was to persuade a South Carolina judge to reopen the case of asbestos insulator Gordon Luther Barnett, who had died in his 60s from mesothelioma, an incurable cancer of the tissue surrounding the lungs and other organs that is caused by asbestos exposure.
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BAODING, China (Reuters) - When pigs on the Xinda Husbandry Co. Ltd breeding farm in northern China began dying in growing numbers in early January, it looked increasingly likely that the farm had been struck by the much feared African swine fever, an incurable disease that has spread rapidly across the country since last year.
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The rare self-portrait that opens the first section of the exhibition, "The Town Child's Journey," though painted in 1931, is of a slightly shambolic youth (His teacher at Camberwell, A.S. Hartrick, described him as "an incurable romantic"), yet seems surprisingly true-to-life, to judge by a photograph of the artist taken four years earlier.
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A brain scan of someone with multiple sclerosisImage: Govind Bhagavatheeshwaran (National Institutes of Health)New research funded by the National Institutes of Health suggests an experimental drug can slow down the brain damage caused by a form of multiple sclerosis (MS), an incurable neurological disorder that eats away at the protective coating of our nervous system.
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Because of the many years of progress in treating early stage breast cancer (nowadays, 93% of women diagnosed with with stage 2 breast cancer are expected to live at least five years), most people don't realize that an estimated 30% of all women diagnosed with breast cancer will go on to develop an advanced, incurable disease.
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The left, they scream, suffers from an incurable disease known as "liberal elitism," whose symptoms include: writing for and/or reading The New York Times, calling racist people racist, obtaining a graduate degree, speaking positively of Hillary Clinton, wearing tight jeans and/or man buns and disrespecting of one the great art forms known to man, mixed martial arts.
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For instance: I've had a therapist tell me, "You can never be too rich or too thin," when I lost weight as a result of gastrointestinal problems; and a co-worker complain, "I know she's sick, but it sometimes feels like she's just using it as an excuse to be flaky," about someone with an incurable disease.
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Since its founding in 2003, the program has brought birthday parties, gifts and comfort to more than 15,000 kids at Georgetown University Hospital and Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C. Henry Strongin Goldberg was born with Type C Fanconi anemia, a rare and incurable genetic disease that causes bone marrow failure and caps life expectancy at age 30.
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It's a book about how a man born with spinal muscular atrophy, a congenital and incurable neuromuscular condition, survived childhood, graduated from Harvard, married an able-bodied woman, built a family with two daughters, a cat, and a turtle, established a successful career in journalism, and ended up living as happily ever after as it gets.
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Amid a huge shortage of meat in the country, after the incurable pig disease African swine fever killed millions of the country's hogs and the pig herd shrank by more than 40%, China will release more frozen pork from its reserves ahead of the upcoming holidays, state-owned CCTV reported on Monday, citing the Ministry of Commerce.
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BEIJING, Dec 21 (Reuters) - * China's agriculture ministry on Friday reported a new outbreak of African swine fever in the southwestern province of Guizhou, which has killed 42 pigs on a farm of 156 pigs * China has already reported more than 90 cases of the incurable disease since it was first detected in the country in early August (Reporting by Beijing Monitoring Desk)
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If this could be validated by larger studies, Ross said, this would help ease one of her main concerns about liquid biopsies: the prevalence of false positives (which may cause the patient to unnecessarily undergo severe radiation and chemo treatments or simply suffer with the knowledge of an incurable cancer longer) false negatives (which may allow the cancer to grow undetected).
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Despite the considerable advances made over the last two decades in the treatment of a variety of cancers, AIDS and other maladies once thought of as incurable, and the tantalizing appearance of clinical trials suggesting effective treatment for A.L.S. may be at hand, "the realization and the heartbreak is that there's nothing for you in this disease in 2019," Ms. Estess said.
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As President & CEO of a biopharmaceutical company developing treatments for currently incurable diseases; as a member of the advisory board that helped craft the model Right to Try act; and as the father of a son diagnosed with a brain tumor at age 4, I have been involved in the scientific, FDA regulatory, business, legislative and patient advocacy arenas for over two decades.
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