"We asked what the worst-case prognosis was and what the best-case prognosis was," Nicole recalled.
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But his prognosis is still grave -- in fact the prognosis for all the children of this besieged city is grave.
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Most of the yearly medical reports say her rehab potential and prognosis are "poor," though the most recent report used "guarded" for her prognosis.
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" Added the football star, "But the prognosis is good.
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ITHACA, N.Y. — Each prognosis was bleaker than the next.
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And that's a prognosis that will make us all sick.
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Despite the boys' prognosis, the family continues to have hope.
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The source of the pneumonia also affects a person's prognosis.
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The prognosis for the momma octopus doesn't look as good.
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"Miss D accepted it," Sermak writes of hearing the prognosis.
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How is breast cancer treated and what is the prognosis?
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"Hard to say right now," Lovullo said of Greinke's prognosis.
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We don't know Katie's prognosis yet, but it seems grim.
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I treat them all the same, regardless of their prognosis.
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She was given a prognosis of six months to live.
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But without getting a new kidney, her prognosis wasn't good.
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Bonilla also claimed the prognosis for Saniyah was not good.
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She died sober, outliving her prognosis by about a year.
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There is no standard treatment, and the prognosis is dire.
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Fortunately for us, though, the political prognosis isn't all bleak.
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"There is a prognosis, and Mecca is O.K.," he said.
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Even Republicans acknowledge that the prognosis is bleak for Trump.
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An optimistic prognosis has him pitching again in a year.
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Trumpcare went comatose Monday night, and the prognosis isn't good.
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Karen didn't accept the doctor's prognosis, said Kimberly, her youngest sister.
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YERGIN: Right – QUICK: Do you have a prognosis for WTI, too?
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It was a prognosis she and her husband simply couldn't accept.
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Joey's initial prognosis was dismal, with a CT scan showing a .
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It's not a happy prognosis for smelters elsewhere in the world.
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Sometimes we feel the need to mince words, particularly about prognosis.
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The prognosis wasn't great, but Bronson adjusted to his new normal.
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"The prognosis for most of the wounded is dismal," he said.
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Due to family wishes, they will not give out his prognosis.
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Doctors have yet to deliver a prognosis on his recovery time.
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"The prognosis is more alarming than we previously thought," Sharkey said.
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At the very least he needs a diagnosis, and a prognosis.
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His prognosis proved correct when American companies joined two days later.
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But if the cancer comes back, the prognosis can be dire.
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That looks like an impossibly gloomy prognosis and self-feeding spiral.
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People with social anxiety disorder (SAD) have a pretty shoddy prognosis.
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That the prognosis is very, very serious," McCain told " 60 Minutes.
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Consequently, the prognosis for labor peace in secondary education remains bleak.
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Afterward, he seemed less worried about his prognosis than about turkeys.
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She lived three years longer than the prognosis she never saw.
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It was difficult to be certain, but his prognosis was poor.
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It seems there's no herd immunity from a dark fiscal prognosis.
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He rejected the prognosis, hoping that he would return to umpiring.
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Your prognosis is less because you don't have access to insurance.
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My nephews appreciated the truth when I explained their father's prognosis.
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Meanwhile, the prognosis for Senator John McCain's brain cancer is grim.
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At the same time, the prognosis for the JCPOA looks poor.
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Its use should be driven by patient need, not disease prognosis.
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His prognosis for the Veterans Affairs Department: Not nearly as sunny.
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Though Bub Hall has long outlived his prognosis, he is faltering.
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The long-term prognosis could still be bright without Urias, too.
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" Randall wrote that she was diagnosed early and her prognosis is "good.
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"It will definitively affect the prognosis of people surviving Ebola," Yao said.
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And the long-term prognosis, if nothing else changes, is pretty bleak.
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Doctors say they don&apost know what the long-term prognosis is.
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The results a few weeks later seemed to confirm my dire prognosis.
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But as an unlicensed Survivor physician, my prognosis for Gabby is positive.
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She was very, very sick and her prognosis hadn't yet been determined.
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A few months later, they gave me the prognosis of a year.
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HPV related oral cancers have a very favorable prognosis with modern treatments.
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And in the short-term, the prognosis is ugly for the left.
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Patients with Burkitt diagnosis have a "good prognosis," according to Miller's rep.
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Ninety percent of patients with this prognosis recover fully, the doctor said.
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John McCain's long-term prognosis as he is treated for brain cancer.
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" We asked if the prognosis was good ... he replied, "Yes, it is.
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While the prognosis is never good for glioblastoma, McCain's perspective is positive.
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"Today's diagnosis is not tomorrow's prognosis," she said in a recent interview.
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I did not know what disease he had, much less its prognosis.
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All (except perhaps my mother) were ignorant of what the prognosis was.
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"His prognosis is good; he was successfully treated," the source said. Sen.
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If they become worse instead of better, the prognosis is usually grim.
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I never asked him about the cancer, the operations or his prognosis.
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If it could wonder about such things, it might question this prognosis.
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Doctors say it's too early to give a prognosis, but it's serious.
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"Her prognosis is excellent," he said, according to a tweet by WBUR.
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THE PROGNOSIS New York City is clearly the nation's covid-19 epicenter.
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All of that makes the legislative prognosis for stimulus uncertain at best.
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THE PROGNOSIS Could tens of thousands of Americans die of the coronavirus?
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THE PROGNOSIS The Affordable Care Act turns a decade old this year.
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With each hellish phase of the treatment triathlon, my prognosis was improving.
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Otherwise, the disease is likely to recur, and the prognosis to worsen.
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The Mets were mum on Familia's prognosis on Thursday, an off day.
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The long-term prognosis is very good, and that is very positive.
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As it stands, my prognosis is that the patient is dying slowly.
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"Normally the prognosis for this is not very encouraging," Mr. Trebek said.
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But the prognosis looks moderately better today than it did on Friday.
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"Her prognosis is good," her general practitioner, Dr. Marie Shieh, told Broadly.
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But in the coronavirus pandemic, business as usual would make patients with a good prognosis if treated suffer for want of treatment, while patients who arrive earlier but have a grave, or even hopeless, prognosis would receive treatment.
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I don't wish to know any information about my prognosis but I authorize you to speak with [blank] about my case and for you to answer any questions that this person may have about my likely prognosis and treatment.
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Four years on the inputs are different but the prognosis remains the same.
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Researchers concluded that low-risk prostate cancer has a favorable prognosis without treatment.
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She said at the time the prognosis for the disease was very poor.
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He said that he has been undergoing chemotherapy, but his prognosis is unclear.
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After learning about this prognosis, she made the decision to end her pregnancy.
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But as millennials enter into mid-adulthood, that prognosis has been proven false.
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"We were unimaginably shocked when we got the dire prognosis," Sierra tells PEOPLE.
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Though he still has to undergo chemotherapy, Kevin says his prognosis is good.
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Fortunately, the prognosis for most patients with tetralogy of Fallot is very good.
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My friends barely knew what a mastectomy was and couldn't understand my prognosis.
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Prognosis for Aleppo's children Why not use the road if ceasefire's in place?
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He urged Biden to run for president even as his prognosis dramatically worsened.
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Sundermann believes that might lead to a worse prognosis for women than men.
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However, patients with bone metastases had a good prognosis with endocrine therapy alone.
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Kylee adds, "No one knows what her prognosis will be – anything is possible."
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There has long been speculation about how much he knew about his prognosis.
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Collins said the Mets would have a better prognosis for deGrom on Saturday.
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The original prognosis was that Ethier would be sidelined 10 to 14 weeks.
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Other successes included our prognosis that Argentina would reach a settlement with bondholders.
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The former Massachusetts governor and GOP presidential nominee's prognosis is "good," CNN reported.
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With Nance's uncertain prognosis, "the rest of my life" took on new meaning.
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THE PROGNOSIS Congress has yet to pass major legislation lowering U.S. drug prices.
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What's the treatment plan and what kind of prognosis did they give you?
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On Wednesday, Mr. Weaver spoke only in general terms about Mr. Sanders's prognosis.
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But having it detected earlier, rather than later, usually yields a better prognosis.
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THE PROGNOSIS There are still no final results from last night's Iowa caucuses.
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Olivia Newton-John isn't letting the details of her prognosis get her down.
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There are two problems with not accounting for prognosis, Smith said by email.
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"But nonetheless, the prognosis in terms of employment is still a question mark."
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Ms. Agarwal said her doctors had told her the prognosis was not good.
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I have chemo infusions and prognosis/diagnosis meetings that are happening at 7 a.m.
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"The long-term prognosis, if present conditions continue to exist, is grim," Anderson wrote.
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She recalled a grim prognosis from her gastroenterologist, who said her intestines could fail.
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The next day, another doctor, a neonatologist, told the couple the same grim prognosis.
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Hollins described the scene as nasty and immediately sensed the prognosis would be bad.
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"Bei Bei's prognosis is very good," zoo director Dennis Kelly said in a statement.
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It's the best way, really, to prevent breast cancer from being a terrible prognosis.
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In interviews, psychiatric researchers specializing in fetal development agreed with Dr. Lipkin's pessimistic prognosis.
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Due to my medical background, I knew that the prognosis was so much better.
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If the prognosis wasn't hard enough, Burke soon found herself being bullied by classmates.
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His prognosis was good, Mateo Estreme, Argentina's consul general in New York, told reporters.
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It's a far better prognosis than he feared in the seconds after being hit.
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Why won't Spencer just convince her mom to come clean about her cancer prognosis?
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But the further out you are from your initial diagnosis, the better the prognosis.
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" She continues, "The prognosis delivered to us was wheelchairs by the age of 10.
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In many cases, the more glucose a tumor consumes, the worse a patient's prognosis.
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Oh, how I wish I was brave enough to refuse after the D.C.I.S. prognosis.
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Worse, the prognosis in the Capitol is for more of the same bad medicine.
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Now, most competent clinics are looking at at least 40% for good prognosis patients.
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After initial pessimism about the man's prognosis, Hendren and his colleagues became cautiously optimistic.
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"We cannot build a prognosis on another year of good luck," Schneider told analysts.
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So what's the prognosis for Brienne and Tormund's spark to ignite a passionate romance?
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Doctors informed the family that Andrew's cancer had returned and the prognosis was grim.
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The doctors' prognosis was bleak — our mother would inevitably get pneumonia, or some infection.
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"We used to focus on the patients where there is a 'prognosis,'" he said.
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Trebek says "the prognosis is excellent" and is expected to make a full recovery.
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The prognosis for Baez was not immediately clear after an MRI revealed the break.
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Patients whose tumors are confined within their capsules "have an excellent prognosis," he said.
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But the officer hung on, despite a catastrophic brain injury and a grave prognosis.
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Because they keep returning, glioblastomas are almost never cured, and the prognosis is poor.
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Other commanders and experts on military planning say even that prognosis is too optimistic.
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THE PROGNOSIS There are deep and abiding health disparities between white and minority Americans.
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But for those without access to life-saving medication, the prognosis is quite different.
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Instead of accepting that prognosis he found a new therapist, Adriana, who exudes positivity.
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After surgery and with a good prognosis in hand, Bennet says he's all in.
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Importantly, while the system can make a prognosis and alert healthcare practitioners to the need for end-of-life care, the system can't tell the doctors why it came to that prognosis, or the kind of medical treatments the patient may require.
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Cox Medical Center spokeswoman Brandei Clifton says "doctors are confident" about their long term prognosis.
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KS: The important part of the prognosis is said by feeling that he's under siege.
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Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray, says the prognosis does not look good.
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There's no specific treatment or vaccine for dengue, but with supportive care can improve prognosis.
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"The prognosis is unclear and we expect a challenging road to recovery," says Dr. Montgomery.
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Were Trump to be elected, there's a poor prognosis for US markets and our economy.
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"The prognosis is very, very serious," McCain said on CBS' "60 Minutes" in late September.
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When she was diagnosed, her doctors gave her a prognosis of three to five years.
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Your words built a castle for her to move into when the prognosis got worse.
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He said that the doctors were pleased with the operation and upbeat about the prognosis.
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With this prognosis, any attempt to keep her in detention would be cruel and inhumane.
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Despite his dire prognosis, Bailey could only think of one thing: his future baby sister.
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For smaller, worse-managed firms selling clothing, shoes and so on, the prognosis is bleaker.
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Although her prognosis is grim, Joey has been savoring her time with her precious daughter.
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But I grieve over the majority of ovarian cancer patients besieged by a miserable prognosis.
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Yet nearly 40 percent said they'd never discussed prognosis or life expectancy with their oncologists.
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A detailed prognosis for the injury is expected to be released over the next week.
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Delivered without sugar-coating and designed to manage expectations, the prognosis from doctors wasn't good.
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"We had a diagnosis but no prognosis," recalled Mr. Mir, 44, who works in finance.
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If villains are a litmus test for our collective mental state, the prognosis isn't good.
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The prognosis for shuttered independent restaurants, like Smith & Wollensky, above, in Chicago, is particularly dire.
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The postoperative prognosis was bleak, but a then-experimental drug therapy has lent her time.
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Even with the optimistic prognosis, months passed before Mr. Mika could feel his body healing.
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Eniko Hart was leaving a Starbucks Thursday in L.A. and the obvious question ... Kev's prognosis.
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THE PROGNOSIS President Trump insists he won't issue a nationwide lockdown to halt the coronavirus.
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The recovery has been great, the surgery went really well, the prognosis is very optimistic.
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His doctor's prognosis is that this is fully treatable since the tumor was discovered early.
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"At her deathbed, the prognosis reports indicated she actually died of pneumonia," Turyabagye tells CNN.
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The grim prognosis, "debunks the wishful thinking that they will outgrow it," Dr. Michalsky said.
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When the strategist puts it all together, he concludes that the prognosis is not good.
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" McCain, who is undergoing both radiation and chemotherapy treatments, described his prognosis as "very poor.
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However, they said patients with bone metastases had a good prognosis with endocrine therapy alone.
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By the age of 3, she argued, kids apprehend their prognosis in their own ways.
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THE PROGNOSIS Even if Medicare-for-all is extremely costly, so is the status quo.
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More importantly, these complications around determining death usually happen when a person's prognosis is dire.
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"In defying my prognosis, I've used mine to really continue breaking down barriers," he said.
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Even though Gubler lists half a dozen smart steps, prognosis for the future is not good.
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For doctors, the diagnosis means an ailment with no treatment, no cure and no clear prognosis.
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Specialists are left to draw clues to a child's prognosis from his or her early development.
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Before these drugs, the prognosis for most patients with advanced melanoma was a year at best.
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After almost two years of chemotherapy, brain surgery and radiation, doctors told her the grim prognosis.
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"I would say most likely he'll play," Warriors coach Steve Kerr told reporters of Curry's prognosis.
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Instead of trembling in the face of the daunting prognosis, however, Merritt fought back – and won.
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However, Cronin alleges her prognosis would have been different had medical staff removed the needle immediately.
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That's when they had to make yet another heartbreaking decision – going public with their baby's prognosis.
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A majority of AML patients relapse or present with refractory disease and have overall poor prognosis.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter has revealed some good news about his wife Beth Chapman's cancer prognosis.
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THE PROGNOSIS Cephalon's clinical trials for its powerful opioid tablet went worse than the drugmaker disclosed.
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His prognosis for not only this weekend but the rest of the season was in question.
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Details: Bennet said in a Twitter post he was diagnosed early and his prognosis is good.
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For example, she told Reuters Health, obesity can influence vitamin D levels and breast cancer prognosis.
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"I am happy to say that the prognosis looks very good and quite positive," he said.
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His death this week means he outlasted this initial prognosis by more than half a century.
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"Needless to say, we didn't want to believe in that prognosis," she wrote on her blog.
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Burke said it's impossible to make a prognosis for Teegan, given the uniqueness of her anatomy.
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Martin's prognosis is good, but his "progress will be measured in weeks, not days," he said.
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"I am happy to say that the prognosis looks very good and quite positive," Curry wrote.
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That morning, after listening to the prognosis from her doctors, we decided to respect her wishes.
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While Bobby's recent diagnosis was difficult to handle, Jill says they remain hopeful about his prognosis.
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The prognosis is excellent, and I expect to be back in the studio taping more Jeopardy!
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Some close relative is facing the most hopeless prognosis, such as being in a vegetative state.
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Snuka's doctor said he's been suffering from a bunch of infections and his prognosis isn't good.
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While Paul hasn't been ruled out, his original prognosis was a three- to six-week recovery.
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For a more promising prognosis, our president must first acknowledge the futility of undiminished geopolitical struggle.
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For midterm mavens, here's the prognosis: Every midterm is a referendum on the sitting president's party.
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While Lagares's prognosis is uncertain, the Mets received positive news on the status of Neil Walker.
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This referral led to biopsies, scans, and eventually a Stage IV cancer diagnosis, a terminal prognosis.
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When he was discharged from the hospital, the doctor had said that his prognosis was good.
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McCain was first diagnosed with brain cancer in 2017, and the long-term prognosis was grim.
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Nerve damage and microfractures in his left foot led to an infection and a worsening prognosis.
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It's not clear whether the Prognosis Declaration will ever find its way into standard medical practice.
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If the oxygen in the cave continues to decrease, the prognosis for the boys isn't good.
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I craved you, though you were born in the wake of my illness, my dim prognosis.
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His prognosis was good, he said, and he did not consider stepping down at the time.
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Fortunately, the cancer was diagnosed in its earlier stages and my long-term prognosis is good.
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Varner's prognosis is that he's doing well and is expected to be fine, according to Lee.
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THE PROGNOSIS President Trump tweeted yesterday that he "saved" protections for Americans with preexisting medical conditions.
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If the capsules are not excised, the cancer may linger or recur, and the prognosis worsens.
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A woman with breast cancer uses it to keep her loved ones updated about her prognosis.
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Another major factor in these retirement decisions is the increasingly dire prognosis for Republicans this November.
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Regardless of their prognosis, there are steps that cancer patients can take to get organized financially.
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The team's initial estimate was at least a month, though a firm prognosis is expected later.
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THE PROGNOSIS For months, Congress has stalled on legislation to protect Americans from "surprise" medical bills.
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The disease, called idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, is a chronic, progressive lung disease with a poor prognosis.
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When she arrives, she is burdened with a secret: Nai Nai is not aware of her prognosis.
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La'Cap, 69, has terminal prostate cancer with a dire prognosis: He's unlikely to make it to May.
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"I don't really have a view or a prognosis on the relationship between our countries," Woods said.
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She didn't go into specifics, but if we read between the lines, the prognosis doesn't look great.
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The prognosis was that no surgery was needed, and Cueto instead was told to rest his elbow.
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"It's a little scary, but my prognosis is good and I expect a full recovery," McCaskill wrote.
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THE PROGNOSIS It's all-out war in Washington over the Trump administration's pursuit of Medicaid block grants.
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But after years of damage from warming waters caused by climate change, the reef's prognosis is grim.
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Despite her positive prognosis, there is no telling what medical expenses will look like down the line.
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"Although the prognosis is not good, you're not going to die today or tomorrow," Tom Garey said.
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He was receiving free treatment and electro-chemo from an area vet, but the prognosis wasn't good.
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She is now in remission and receives IV steroids twice a day, although her prognosis remains uncertain.
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They had no idea how long she had left, but they knew it wasn't a good prognosis.
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Despite her prognosis, she quickly became a celebrated activist and fundraiser on behalf of fighting childhood cancer.
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Her prognosis could've been far bleaker: doctors did discover that the puppy has a congenital eye defect.
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Here's our official prognosis: Kim, please quit pushing that random array of beauty products and biotin chewables.
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A test for this, or for S100B, might provide a way to determine an injured player's prognosis.
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They were weak going into the quarter, but now the guidance is essentially confirming the weak prognosis.
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But it also suggests that the Trump White House realizes the prognosis for the bill is dire.
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Kevin, Sr. told NBC Charlotte that he still has to undergo chemotherapy, but his prognosis is good.
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"I don't read into prognosis and statistics because I think that can really be depressing," she said.
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THE PROGNOSIS It's extremely unclear whether the Trump administration will follow through on its promised vaping ban.
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That prognosis has added urgency to discussions in firefighting circles over how to better approach the crisis.
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The prognosis looks equally troubling this season, with Auburn picked to finish sixth in the SEC West.
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As for what the Mariners can expect from Suzuki this season, the prognosis is a bit grim.
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When the prognosis looks this bad, clinicians typically ask the patient what kind of care they want.
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A clip used to repair damaged heart valves sharply reduced deaths among patients with a grim prognosis.
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You want to, you know, realize equality when you have patients that are roughly equal in prognosis.
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However unpromising the prognosis, a switch at the top does create opportunities for some change of course.
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Scared about the future, you ask the doctor to give you an opinion about your child's prognosis.
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New imaging technologies have allowed doctors to accurately assess the stage of the cancer and its prognosis.
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The effect of a few cigarettes on the prognosis of someone already committed to smoking is marginal.
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However, he did speak in general terms and said the prognosis for protectionism is generally not good.
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The space weather prognosis is especially dire for those satellites that provide communications, positioning, and wireless access.
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Recent studies conducted in the U.S. and Europe confirm that women with a low recurrence score have an excellent prognosis without needing chemotherapy; other studies have shown that real-world implementation of the 21-gene recurrence score lowers the use of chemotherapy without adversely affecting a woman's prognosis.
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The 4th amendment is not quite dead, but it is on life support, and with a grim prognosis.
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She said in a post on Tumblr that "my prognosis is good and I expect a full recovery."
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The doctor overseeing it told me that so far four previously poor-prognosis IVF patients have gotten pregnant.
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At the time, separation surgery was uncommon, and the prognosis for conjoined twins like the sisters was uncertain.
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Jonas's post-op prognosis was positive because the cancer was caught early, but it shook the family regardless.
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The prognosis is good: so far his company has stopped hundreds of attacks and classified thousands of links.
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And, sure enough, tests found she was suffering from stage four pancreatic cancer, with a one-year prognosis.
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It's really a lot to deal with but I feel rather optimistic for having the prognosis I have.
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The technology involves characterizing the individual's genetic make-up to help doctors with diagnosis, prognosis and treatment options.
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Faced with this grim prognosis, my husband and I did what we knew was best for our son.
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"My attitude is going to play a huge role in my prognosis," says Banton, who regularly undergoes chemotherapy.
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Cooper said X-rays revealed no structural damage for Bishop, but there was no prognosis on his return.
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They must have a terminal illness as well as a prognosis of six months or less to live.
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LFO singer Devin Lima's prognosis has taken another scary turn -- the football-sized tumor doctors removed was malignant.
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Although the young harbor seal's official release date is still yet-to-be-determined, his prognosis looks good.
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It leads to weakened muscles and organ dysfunction, among other symptoms, with a poor prognosis for most patients.
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Mitochondrial DNA depletion has a poor prognosis and leads to weakened muscles and organ dysfunction, among other symptoms.
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Overnight, these first protease inhibitors changed the prognosis for millions of people, and the direction of June's career.
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"Now normally the prognosis for this is not very encouraging, but I'm going to fight this," Trebek continued.
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A Mayo Clinic survey asked pediatric POTS patients seen between 2003 and 2010 about their long-term prognosis.
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An oncologist's perspective For an oncologist delivering the prognosis, this exchange is no walk in the park either.
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Treatment and prognosis The most common Parkinson's drug is levodopa, which is converted into dopamine in the brain.
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Soon after the opening ceremony, which was praised internationally, people implied I should start worrying about my prognosis.
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It may be that certain shapes or features could predict clinical outcomes or otherwise figure into the prognosis.
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NOAA initially said the prognosis for two of the six wasn't good, but they eventually made it out.
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His prognosis got even bleaker when Sudan, the last male of the subspecies, died in captivity last spring.
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We hadn't discussed his funeral wishes because his prognosis, up until his final hours, had been so good.
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I want to participate in my treatment, but I don't want to receive any information on my prognosis.
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But Mr. Riester, speaking at a news conference in Paris at midday Tuesday, gave a more optimistic prognosis.
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Did you know that doctors used to lie to terminally ill patients when their prognosis seemed too hopeless?
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But we can offer a better prognosis for our sons and daughters who play football and other sports.
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His prognosis about whether companies like Facebook will ever be able to crack the world's largest internet market?
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In the small conference room in our neuro intensive care unit, we discussed Geraldine's prognosis with her family.
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It's also an example of why the long-term prognosis for Detroit's housing market remains uncertain at best.
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My attending's prognosis for her future was intimately familiar to me, as though he were narrating my childhood.
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A diagnosis is just a label unless it leads to a better understanding of prognosis or useful treatment.
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By the time the riveting 27-minute story ran, Wang's grandmother had long outlived her three-month prognosis.
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Ms. Land's prognosis was bleak from the start — paralyzed, comatose, almost certain never to speak again, doctors said.
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His mother, Gretchen, has been diagnosed with ALS, a prognosis of which she informed her family May 24.
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Black men with breast cancer also tend to have a worse prognosis, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Injury to these areas has a dismal prognosis, as do penetrating injuries to both sides of the brain.
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The treating physicians and nurses agreed on the patient's prognosis, and on a consistent message everyone could support.
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THE PROGNOSIS The Democratic presidential candidates piled on President Trump last night for his response to the coronavirus.
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The doctors' prognosis to my family was not very optimistic while I was still unconscious after the surgery.
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He had a tweak of the knee, so I don't have any idea of the prognosis right now.
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Still, for the children who are lucky enough to be admitted to Green Chimneys, the prognosis is good.
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The treatments have been remarkably effective in some patients who had a dismal prognosis after exhausting other options.
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In fact, there's a significant difference between 22 weeks and 23 weeks, with each week thereafter improving the prognosis.
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That's the prognosis from Microsoft, which reports that the latest version of Windows is now on 200 million devices.
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Given the poor prognosis many of these cancer patients must have had, that number might not seem so surprising.
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"I'm going to be able to walk, I'm going to be able to write," Winter says of her prognosis.
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Well I don't really have a view or a prognosis on the relationship between our countries at that level.
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Another is that, contrary to the prognosis of Mr Osborne, the economy has performed tolerably well since the referendum.
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But I dealt with them years ago and the bureaucratic, cold-toned nature of their prognosis made me uncomfortable.
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"Nick blossomed, far more than Deborah or I could have ever expected, given his original iffy prognosis," Roker admitted.
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"Most cases of liver problems related to alcohol intake are mild and have a really good prognosis," Winters says.
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His wonderful vet, Dr. David Wheat, remained positive about his prognosis, and so did I. My eyes were open.
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Currently, the prognosis for someone diagnosed with pancreatic cancer is one of the worst for the group of diseases.
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The band's guitarist and cofounder, 57, revealed that he is already in treatment, and that his prognosis looks good.
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Michu was taken to an L.A. area hospital where he remains in a coma ... and the prognosis is bad.
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The doctors prognosis is that our child is in excellent health and theres no need to worry about anything.
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Do you tell the next generation of men and women that the America they've inherited offers a bleak prognosis?
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Many studies have also proven that tobacco smoking is associated with a worse prognosis in HPV-associated oral cancers.
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As numerous economists (if not yours) have observed, the history and prognosis of explicit wealth taxes is not sanguine.
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Mr Mehta's prognosis: "Unless there is a massive repudiation, their staying power will be much stronger after the election."
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Reporters asked questions about his prognosis but the hospital declined to comment on that due to the privacy considerations.
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Patients must make multiple requests for the medication and have a prognosis of less than six months to live.
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Diplomats have said negotiations are underway, though the prognosis for an agreement between the Chinese and Americans remains unclear.
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Despite these signs of recovery, the long-term prognosis for many of the smaller red-leaning counties remains daunting.
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Or to borrow from a popular adage, my prognosis would be: Chatbots are dead on arrival, long live chatbots!
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The disease they'd developed looked like schizophrenia, but it had developed later—and their prognosis seemed to be worse.
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Britton did undergo an MRI that didn't reveal any structural damage and the doctors in California confirmed that prognosis.
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Increasingly, doctors like me are trained to have frank, hard conversations with our patients about prognosis and care goals.
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" Trebek says docs discovered blood clots on his brain, but he's already undergone surgery and "the prognosis is excellent.
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That's the most important thing, both in terms of life saved and in terms of life years or prognosis.
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Ms. Turner said she has no clear prognosis for her cancer, but feels more tired and weakened each day.
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A gloomier prognosis sees both the opera and ballet companies still away from the Wortham a year from now.
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THE PROGNOSIS The 503 Democratic presidential candidates have vigorously debated how to expand health-care coverage and lower costs.
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The prognosis: Maris suffered from a stress reaction to her mother's treatment during the height of the Benghazi affair.
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Its prognosis is that there is no possibility of any comprehensive final peace deal between the Israelis and Palestinians.
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THE PROGNOSIS How many people around the world will ultimately be sickened or die of the swiftly spreading coronavirus?
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She sold her paving business but tried to keep the prognosis from her sons, who were 20 and 23.
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But having said that, the current prognosis next six to nine months is we're going to experience strong growth.
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Oddly, this may have been a good sign: After penetrating head injuries, consciousness is associated with a better prognosis.
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We're told Kylie's getting top-notch treatment right now, but it's unclear what her prognosis is at this point.
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More recently, on CNBC, he disparaged Tesla's prospects, but also offered a dire prognosis for electric cars in general.
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The next morning he was able to meet with an oncologist, where he found out his prognosis was dire.
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For babies born very early, each and every week "can make a big difference in terms of prognosis," Friedlich said.
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FertilityMap aims to develop predictive algorithms to inform infertility diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment and help more families achieve successful pregnancies.
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The typical survival prognosis for advanced bladder cancer patients who cannot receive cisplatin is 9 to 10 months, researchers said.
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Joshua, Cori's second oldest son, admits that when he learned about Emmalynn's terminal prognosis, he was afraid to meet her.
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This insurance doctor must think that my prognosis looks so good that he does not think further treatment is necessary.
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Otherwise, the attempt to solve global warming by intimidating American corporations could bring about Schumpeter's grim prognosis of capitalism's downfall.
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Vik explaining to her exactly why his prognosis is without hope is beyond heart-wrenching, we need a new word.
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Fast forward five years and Dean's prognosis still holds up and for now, certainly, the diplomatic cupboard looks very bare.
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"To discover her prognosis for Bear Stevenson syndrome was devastating," Ryan, a 33-year-old old framing contractor, tells PEOPLE.
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And as research has made clear, the closer we feel to the patient, the more wildly we overestimate their prognosis.
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"Chronic emotional distress makes it harder to adopt the lifestyle changes that improve prognosis after a heart attack," Olsson said.
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" Despite Perez's grim prognosis, Perez-Dilan told New Jersey Advance Media that her father has "been praising God non-stop.
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He declined to offer a concrete prognosis, saying that the bank was still analyzing the effects of the tax code.
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But Charlie's parents, refusing to accept the prognosis, want to take him to the United States for an experimental treatment.
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The article ended with a dire prognosis for Tesla's future as a provider of solar energy tech for the home.
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The prognosis is grim, and Andrei doesn't sugarcoat things when he gives his son the idol he wore into battle.
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A trip to the emergency room and numerous tests revealed a terrifying prognosis: meningitis brought on by acute myeloid leukemia.
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The BoE will give its prognosis on the economy on May 11 when it releases its latest Quarterly Inflation Report.
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"Probable metastatic colon cancer" to be exact and I would need surgery to find out what my prognosis would be.
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Polls are a snapshot of what is happening at that point in time, not a prognosis for what will happen.
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In addition, any comprehensive initiative to legislate cancer care should include provisions for prevention, early detection, and prognosis of cancer.
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People have been saying it for quite a while and Tuesday cements that the prognosis for a wave is high.
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Having all disease disappear from the breast and lymph nodes prior to surgery encourages a better prognosis for these patients.
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Not even a 20 percent rebound off the December low is changing David Stockman's bearish prognosis for the stock market.
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Like a skilled doctor, she takes evident satisfaction in providing an accurate diagnosis, even when the cultural prognosis is bleak.
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But we will need more research and data to be sure about the effect of gender on a patient's prognosis.
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I've not decided what I want to know about my prognosis, so ask me over the course of my treatment.
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With each advance in the cellphone market, I wonder what the long-term prognosis is for the high-end cameras.
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A new filming schedule is expected to be announced after the actor learns his exact prognosis, according to the outlet.
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But Kotlikoff's dire prognosis for the United States is enough to wake anyone out of even the deepest summer slumber.
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Dr. Erico Ramos Cardoso, one of the emergency room doctors who oversaw Mr. Porgo's treatment, said the prognosis was bleak.
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While it's technically not a medical prognosis, psychologists and researchers alike acknowledge it as a real problem many struggle with.
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There are different types of hypersensitivity reactions, and knowing which type the patient had was important for treatment and prognosis.
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Mr. Turner, 63, had rebelled in his youth against the grim prognosis that he would one day lose his eyesight.
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We're told his girlfriend, who also does stunts on 'TWD,' is by his side -- and the prognosis is not good.
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Northwestern Mutual said that women with maternal depression typically have an excellent prognosis and most applicants will pay the lowest rates.
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"There have been no advances in treatment or prognosis in about 40 years, which is fairly disheartening to hear," she says.
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"She hit her head going out and with that sheer force, the prognosis wasn't good," Johnson tells PEOPLE of the woman.
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The doctors hesitated to give me a prognosis, but warned that if he became conscious, his brain would be profoundly damaged.
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Burdi reportedly was in the process of receiving a second opinion, but the initial prognosis could mean he won't require surgery.
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The prognosis was 14 to 18 months from the time of diagnosis, which was about six months back at that point.
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The couple continues to share their story to encourage others with a similar prognosis to discuss this option with their doctor.
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But the medical crescendo often occurs by default, not as a result of personal choice based on a clearly understood prognosis.
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The team said Kidd-Gilchrist would be re-evaluated after the All-Star break and gave no prognosis for his return.
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They have no prognosis at this moment so I have been transported to Baptist (Hospital) and they refuse to touch me!
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The short-term prognosis is for the current mild uptrend in production to continue running through the end of this year.
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Since that first day, Hamidaddin was helicoptered back to base camp at Barneo, and the prognosis for her frostbite was good.
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But despite the grim prognosis doctors gave, little Dylan Franklin pulled through — and has continued to defy the odds every since.
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Projecting on Trump's impact is a prognosis full of uncertainty and risk — that much we do know about President-elect Trump.
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"When you're 95, it's always considered serious," said Wilson, who did not have further details about Glenn's condition or his prognosis.
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The prognosis was that he would be out four to six weeks but the Orioles hope that he could return sooner.
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Fallon's response is another dose of the same medicine, along with a prognosis of market recovery in another couple of years.
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Most patients in the Keytruda trial had a grim prognosis with cancer that had spread to the lungs, liver or bones.
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The disease accounts for about 15 percent of all lung cancers and is very hard to treat, with a poor prognosis.
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The victim, who was shot in the leg, was reported to have a "good prognosis" at the time of the shooting.
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The trains to turbines maker made the gloomy prognosis as it beat expectations for industrial operating profit during its fourth quarter.
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Medically, there was no explanation of how she fought off her dire prognosis as her breast cancer continued recurring and spreading.
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Genetic markers that help determine the prognosis of many cancers, in turn, permit personalized treatments, which can pre-empt unnecessary therapies.
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When Neil Walker's back pain flared up recently, the initial prognosis was that he could play through it with sporadic rest.
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"I really don't know what the prognosis is other than it's going to be a while," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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Analysts at S&P Global Platts said that investor anxiety would add to the "existing gloomy prognosis" for the North Sea.
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She changes the subject, not feeling the need to linger on her recent prognosis or to specify that it is terminal.
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It allows adults with a prognosis of six months or less to live to get a prescription for life-ending medication.
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That unprecedented storm last May confirmed a grim prognosis: The environmental fallout from the loss of the Aral Sea is intensifying.
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THE PROGNOSIS Polling indicates the coronavirus pandemic could make it harder for former vice president Joe Biden to beat President Trump.
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But she has not been able to get any more information about her prognosis because her doctor's offices have been closed.
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Nearly 57,000 people will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the United States this year, but their prognosis will be poor.
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"His doctor's prognosis is that this is fully treatable since the tumor was discovered early," said Mahen Gunaratna, the governor's spokesman.
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THE PROGNOSIS Hospitals are suing to block the Trump administration's new requirements to disclose the prices they secretly negotiate with insurers.
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Lewis's prognosis also calls for a reckoning, not of his life, which is unquestionably heroic, but of the movement he symbolizes.
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" The prom queen graduates More than a year after leaving the Mayo Clinic, Alyssa, now 20, has belied her "grim prognosis.
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Patients like Mr. Sanders, who are on medication and an appropriate food plan, and who exercise, have a generally good prognosis.
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This one time comprehensive care planning session will arm patients and caregivers with the facts, prognosis, and most efficacious treatment plan.
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"The sooner global warming and sea-ice loss are stopped, the better the long-term prognosis for the species," they added.
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The club was immediately evacuated, and the victim was hospitalized with a "good prognosis," according to local Fox News affiliate KDVR.
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Since there's apparently no limit to how much people will do for their kids, the prognosis for parenting doesn't look good.
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" Happily however, at the end of his post he adds, "My prognosis is very very positive and I'm now in remission.
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Both at different hospitals, Chris spent the next few days running back and forth and anxiously waiting for both of their prognosis.
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"It was really not a good prognosis if that was the case, because it was so close to his brain," Boyle says.
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If there is no lymph node involvement, surgeons ... said the prognosis for being cancer-free at five years out is 80 percent.
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Now normally, the prognosis for this is not very encouraging, but I'm going to fight this, and I'm going to keep working.
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"On the bright side, we caught it early, I have already started treatment and the prognosis is good," he wrote on Instagram.
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It will allow adults with a prognosis of six months or less to live to get a prescription for life-ending medication.
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Both the hospital and the family are optimistic about the sisters' longterm prognosis — despite the fact that they still require further surgeries.
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Lung cancer patients often experience sleep problems during and after treatment, Lin said, which can affect quality of life and cancer prognosis.
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Because Charlie's prognosis is so poor, his doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London want to take him off life support.
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But even as Hawking serves up an apocalyptic prognosis for the planet and everyone on it, his brand of optimism comes through.
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He tries to sound optimistic about their prognosis and recovery, but this scene contrasts starkly with the one involving Samuele's imagined illness.
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It is, alas, fairly typical for patients with terminal cancer to have little idea about their prognosis unless they seek it out.
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When asked in May about her medical prognosis, Ms. Pak told a group of journalists that she hoped for another 15 years.
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Researchers once attributed such results to communication failures: Doctors weren't talking about prognosis or they weren't using language that lay people understood.
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Not long after dragging himself to the hospital, his prognosis was so grave that August's doctor suggested he alert his loved ones.
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Cat, about to enter sixth grade, is moody and upset about the move; Maya, despite her grim prognosis, is joyful and excited.
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"Whether altering one's perception of their prognosis through enhanced information makes them `healthier or happier longer' is unknown," Florido said by email.
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I think it's very challenging when your child has been through something quite traumatic to not even know what the prognosis is.
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A little over an hour later, the silence was gone and the prognosis was better for the Yankees, thanks to Aaron Hicks.
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"The prognosis is very good and I'm profoundly grateful to my doctors for detecting the tumor early," Murphy said at the time.
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And even though my present prognosis is good, there are reasons prophylactic double mastectomy would not be an unreasonable choice for me.
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Consistent with that prognosis, recent readings of a variety of economic data — ranging from employment to housing starts — have exceeded economists' expectations.
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Patients in both groups showed real improvement, but those with the hidden brain activation had a better prognosis overall, the study found.
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Until the 1980s, "doctor knows best" paternalism relieved physicians of any obligation to share a prognosis — or even a diagnosis — with patients.
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People facing a poor prognosis may not want to squander their limited energy on traveling, undergoing invasive scans or inhabiting hospital environments.
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Coach Pep Guardiola said that De Bruyne would be out "for a while" and that the prognosis of Stones (groin) was better.
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I think this is about as good an outcome and prognosis as we could hope for, I guess, unless it was nothing.
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She asked that if she gets sick and has a poor prognosis, to play recordings of the voice of Josie, her daughter.
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"The prognosis is he's probably going to need a week of rest before he does anything else," Tigers Manager Brad Ausmus said.
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THE PROGNOSIS Some Americans allowed to enroll in Medicaid under Obamacare could now get kicked off the low-income health-insurance program.
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For starters, the prognosis bats down the idea that the GOP tax cuts will not boost real growth but only prove inflationary.
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"The prognosis is very good and I'm profoundly grateful to my doctors for detecting the tumor early," Mr. Murphy wrote on Twitter.
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"The prognosis is very good," said Dr. Steven Nissen, chief academic officer of the Heart and Vascular Institute at the Cleveland Clinic.
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While the prognosis is not particularly good for the grand-opera landscape she dominated, she sounded determined and upbeat about the future.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) on Sunday said he is facing a "very vicious" form of cancer, but he expressed confidence in his prognosis.
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Waiting to feel a lump before getting screened could be why many men have a worse prognosis at disease detection, Gao said.
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The bill allows adults with a prognosis of six months or less to live to get a prescription for life-ending medication.
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Soon after that, his father died of cancer–another shock, as he'd kept his prognosis hidden until the week before his death.
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A teenager and a young adult are in critical condition with burns and smoke inhalation, Langford said, adding their prognosis was poor.
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"He was shot in the head and the prognosis is not good," Chicago police First Deputy Superintendent Anthony Riccio told reporters on Monday.
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His prognosis isn't good for Republicans — particularly if they tie themselves tightly to Trump, as Sinema's opponent, Martha McSally, did during the campaign.
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The global prognosis is dim at best, with the number of mild weather days starting to fall even within the next couple decades.
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People diagnosed with squamous cell lung cancer typically have a poor prognosis since the disease is often first diagnosed after it has spread.
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Advanced cancer includes patients with distant metastases, late-stage disease, cancer that is life limiting, or with prognosis of six to 24 months.
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I wholeheartedly support the right of the patient to chose to end their life when life is unbearable and your prognosis is terminal.
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"If we can identify cancer within about 6 to 8 weeks of when somebody first feels something, prognosis is usually excellent," he says.
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He spent the next three months in the hospital before being transferred to inpatient rehab, where the doctor's gave him a bleak prognosis.
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Even if these points of difference amount to nothing more than whistling in the dark, the prognosis would still not be too bad.
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Bindeman became pregnant again a few months later, only to discover the fetus had the same rare brain anomaly and the same prognosis.
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Doctors have said Edilia's prognosis is good, so Melody doesn't allow herself to even think about one twin growing up without the other.
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The child was discharged from the hospital on Sunday, but police said the long-term prognosis of his injuries is not yet known.
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House Budget Chair Diane Black has just provided us with some clues, though, and the prognosis does not look good for birth control.
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Caused by a genetic mutation, it leads to weakened muscles and organ dysfunction, among other symptoms, with a poor prognosis for most patients.
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There is still no prognosis, according to Kylee, but there's no denying that Eden has made immense strides in her road to recovery.
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"The doctors said it was curable and gave me the most aggressive treatment they had and expected a really good prognosis," she recalls.
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"Several thoracic surgeons at different hospitals were consulted and they all agreed that the prognosis for an operation was very poor," he said.
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It's a grim prognosis that Clark has accepted, but that doesn t mean he has given up on the life he has left.
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Patients diagnosed with these sarcomas tend to have a sobering prognosis, with most surviving only two to three years after the symptoms appear.
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The prognosis for competitive markets was so grim that some even argued (and still argue) that companies like Amazon should be broken up.
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The prognosis comes from the Australian government's Reef 22010 advisory committee, made up of experts and scientists responsible for managing the reef's future.
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"Normally, the prognosis for this is not very encouraging, but I'm going to fight this, and I'm going to keep working," he said.
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The most severely ill patients — the prognosis is grimmer the longer someone has anorexia, studies suggest — require hospital treatment just to stay alive.
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Although his prognosis was good, he has dealt with the injury for years, which could have made other teams leery of pursuing him.
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There was consensus that the medical prognosis was dim, and the legal guardian said the patient did not have adequate quality of life.
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We often think the only parts of medical care that really matter are the "active" ingredients of medicine: the diagnosis, prognosis and treatment.
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There is not likely to be any celebrating in Philadelphia until the Eagles have announced the prognosis for their star second-year quarterback.
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He said doctors had to pick sharp, hardened fragments of lava out of the wound, but the prognosis is good for his friend.
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Understanding the disease and its prognosis allows time to assemble a health care team, to mobilize family, to seek legal and financial advice.
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His gloomy prognosis follows national elections held in October that were dominated, particularly in the Republika Srpska, by divisive appeals for tribal loyalty.
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Yet a new book questions that orthodoxy, offering a more disturbing perspective on the past and a less sanguine prognosis for the future.
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Though Zei's case is unusual and not all ECMO patients can expect a similar prognosis, her story has inspired patients and physicians worldwide.
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Doctors who treated them say they have made a remarkable recovery but they still don't know what the Skirpals' long-term prognosis is.
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For American adults that will be dependent on the program in twelve short years, the trustee's grave prognosis is a cause for alarm.
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THE PROGNOSIS President Trump has made it a habit of running to the Supreme Court for help in buttressing his controversial new policies.
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And while there are no blood tests, there are standardized scales that can be just as dependable for diagnosing and monitoring prognosis.3.
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Around Christmas in 2014, Sacks finished his autobiography, On the Move, and a few weeks later received a terminal prognosis from his doctor.
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"This is the first (study) to show that marital history can have significant consequences for prognosis after a stroke," Dupre told Reuters Health.
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After a grim prognosis a few weeks ago, there is fresh optimism that surprise medical bills can be a thing of the past.
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They did, however, tend to think more about long-term prognosis in planning preventive care for things like cancer screening or diabetes management.
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My prognosis is not good, but Obamacare gets me the treatment I need so that I can be myself as long as possible.
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Randall found the two pea-size tumors in her breast relatively early and received an upbeat prognosis for a common type of cancer.
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"Now normally, the prognosis for this is not very encouraging, but I'm going to fight this, and I'm going to keep working," he said.
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The scans showed the majority of babies had brain damage that was "extremely severe", the researchers said, "indicating a poor prognosis for neurological function".
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Data: Venrock 2017 Healthcare Prognosis; Chart: Andrew Witherspoon / Axios Oscar, the young health insurer based in New York, fared the worst in the survey.
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Pottage said the prognosis for these new therapies is promising and the company expects to file with the FDA for approval in mid-236.
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Other factors, like a child's cognitive function before surgery or the exact cause of their seizures, might also play a role in the prognosis.
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In any case, if policy makers cut rates in the coming months, experts warn it won't signal a healthy prognosis for the US economy.
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"Now normally the prognosis for this is not very encouraging, but I'm going to fight this and I'm going to keep working," he continued.
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THE PROGNOSIS The Iowa and New Hampshire primaries confirmed that health care is the No. 1703 issue on the minds of Democratic primary voters.
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Farnum quoted the performer's neurologist, Dr. Rohini Bhole, as saying the prognosis for Lewis was promising, two weeks after being hospitalized for a stroke.
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"I don&apost know what her prognosis will be, but she has an altered level of consciousness and some back pain, understandably," he said.
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Meanwhile, babies who are born full-term because their moms received methadone treatment may go through withdrawal, but their long-term prognosis is better.
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Though he admits the prognosis — which he revealed publicly in July 2018 — was at first "scary," Alda immediately began educating himself on the disease.
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His move to a whitewashed cottage in Crickadarn in 1998 seemed sudden, prompted by a cancer prognosis that he delightedly outlived by many years.
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While the "damage slight" prognosis doesn't sound so bad for the Portland area, a complicating factor is the long duration of a megathrust quake.
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So in the long run, if the human race survives as a species, I think the prognosis medically [for mental illness] is very good.
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The grimmest prognosis in the draft report is in the details of the effort it would take to actually limit warming to 1.5°C.
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"Now normally, the prognosis for this is not very encouraging, but I'm going to fight this, and I'm going to keep working," Trebek said.
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"I would never presume to say what someone's prognosis is without having exams," Ward said in the interview with WOWO in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Doctors leading Novartis's study said it confirms a potential new avenue to take on an aggressive lung cancer, whose patients have a poor prognosis.
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"Given the grave prognosis," the mother decided to have an abortion, the researchers wrote in the study; she was five months pregnant by then.
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Caused by a genetic mutation, the disease leads to weakened muscles and organ dysfunction, among other symptoms, with a poor prognosis for most patients.
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The number of units of blood Scalise required -- which the hospital has not revealed -- would be an indication of his overall prognosis, Ginzburg added.
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Asked about the long term impact of the poisoning on the Skripals health, the hospital's medical director, Christine Blanshard, said the prognosis was uncertain.
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One more would pass the bill, though it would still have to get through the House and the president's desk, making its prognosis poor.
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This election was about the state of the Republican Party in the era of Trump -- and the prognosis is that it is not good.
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Nearly half of the time when doctors say they discussed prognosis and likely outcomes with patients, their patients say there was no such conversation.
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Haslet says she's not certain if she'll be able to run again -- and admits she's too afraid to ask the doctors for a prognosis.
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Swedish data scientist Max Berggren is doing the same for media outlets around the world with his Gender Equality Tracker, produced by company Prognosis.
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You can now see how we shape up against other media outlets over each 24-hour period on the Prognosis site or on Twitter.
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Meanwhile, the Himalayas and the Hindu Kush, the tallest mountain ranges in the world, also received a dire prognosis for their ice this week.
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The official Twitter account of his game show "Jeopardy!" shared of video of Trebek talking about his prognosis a year after his cancer diagnosis.
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General Manager Brian Cashman attributed the overly optimistic prognosis to Christopher Ahmad, the team's head doctor, in an interview with the New York Post.
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The grim prognosis means that foreign organizations, including embassies in Delhi, are finding it difficult to get top talent to come to the city.
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THE PROGNOSIS The coronavirus outbreak showcases the Trump administration's daily struggle to get both its messaging — and its messengers — all on the same page.
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The number of deaths exceeded the number of births in 2016 by a few thousand, and the prognosis for the years ahead is poor.
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I nudged away thoughts that my prognosis — standard care could keep me alive until 2012 or 2013 — predicted I might not experience another Chrisnukkah.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Giants General Manager Dave Gettleman has lymphoma and will soon begin treatment, and he said he is encouraged by the prognosis.
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He has seen the consulting physician who validated my evaluation that his prognosis and capacity to decide and self-ingest align with the request.
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It is not clear what will happen to anyone who tries to eat this with a spoon, but the prognosis does not seem good.
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Here is what McConnell's repeal-first-and-replace-later would do, per the CBO: Trumpcare went comatose Monday night, and the prognosis isn't good.
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But after three doses of the trial vaccine in 2011, Levy's prognosis of living for just a few weeks became almost six years and counting.
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When Jane Gremling was diagnosed with stage one breast cancer this past June, she wasn't as nervous about the prognosis as she could have been.
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What will happen to the family member who helps their loved one to die in the face of terrible pain and a two-year prognosis?
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The prognosis calls for at least another four weeks of rest and Van Gundy doesn't see Meeks being able to help the team this season.
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It has been one year since Samson received his three-month prognosis and he is still here enjoying every minute of his love-filled life.
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The prognosis for this department was already bad; its new leader, former Texas governor Rick Perry, once said he wanted to eliminate the department entirely.
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Undaunted by the diagnosis when he was 21 and prognosis of death before 30, Hawking defied every expectation and lived an extraordinary and productive life.
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It's not some kind of "sentence": If the prognosis changes or if a patient changes his or her mind about hospice, generally, treatments can resume.
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Like I said, it'll probably be fun, but the prognosis is bad for the legacy of creativity Mojang established over the years before being acquired.
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A narrowing of spreads implies that investors see less risk of default in bonds, a prognosis which is hard to square with the slowing economy.
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By catching the cancer in such an early stage, doctors can help "improve patients' prognosis and reduce the need for intensive and costly treatments," Health.
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In the last decade alone, the gap in survival from prostate cancer may be widening, with black patients sharing a disproportionate burden of worse prognosis.
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A patient's prognosis could be influenced by the size of the nodules found and whether cancer was found in any nearby lymph nodes, experts say.
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Despite that challenge, ASAP member George Nield, a former FAA associate administrator who led its Office of Commercial Space Transportation, was optimistic about the prognosis.
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NOTES: Michigan senior G Caris LeVert (leg) missed his ninth straight game but his injury prognosis was reclassified to "day to day" earlier this week.
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Fathers who reported clearer communication between doctors and their spouse about the prognosis also reported fewer indications of depression or grief in their survey responses.
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The long-term prognosis for the team is better now that Beckham has scored, and now that he and the equipment respect each other again.
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Living With Cancer Toward the end of another unexpected year of existence, outliving a poor prognosis of late-stage cancer rouses me in the dark.
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But even before the move, Boone's postgame prognosis had made the situation clear: "We've got to see more about it, but not good," he said.
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THE PROGNOSIS President Trump and nearly every House Republican opposed Speaker Nancy Pelosi's drug pricing bill when she held a vote on it last month.
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"This is as a result of an improved prognosis for the day as some generating units return to service," the company said in a statement.
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"But we must continue to look for the cause for poorer prognosis in women of color diagnosed with breast cancer," Bernik said in an email.
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The team announced later in the game that X-rays were negative and the initial prognosis was that Gafford would miss two to four weeks.
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Though the now 19-year-old boy's prognosis is left unclear in the report, his mother provided an update on his health two years later.
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" Dr. Ko, who is among the few American scientists to have reviewed brain scans of microcephalic infants in Brazil, fears that many have a "poor prognosis.
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Officers who were present notified paramedics, this man is still alive," a Chicago police official told the station, while noting that the "prognosis is not good.
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He believes the prognosis is solid for tech stocks next year — suggesting the group could begin its ascent in late January when quarterly earnings season begins.
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She also asked questions about what she could change in her diet, her physical activity level and any other lifestyle factors that could improve her prognosis.
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Juno's drug is being evaluated in adults with relapsed or refractory B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a type of blood cancer with a very poor prognosis.
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But finding intact tumor cells in blood often only gives an indication of cancer prognosis and is like searching for the proverbial needle in a haystack.
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The overall prognosis is good, but Slone was left frustrated, scared, and sleeping in her car in the hospital parking lot in order to stay close.
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Piyasakol gave a prognosis for the boys, and said, "Psychologists have been talking to the kids, with the kids, their mental well-being is good today."
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Understanding the likelihood of survival and the odds for disabilities can help doctors counsel parents of extreme preemies about their child's prognosis, the study team writes.
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Bolsonaro's nationalist inclinations and skepticism of Chinese communism will be constrained by the hard realities of China's importance to Brazil's economy, and its prognosis for recovery.
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Or maybe I was told, but put the prognosis away in the recesses of my mind, because the future felt so big and so far away.
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The euro area's troubles are no longer acute; but a chronic condition with an uncertain prognosis is a hard thing from which to take much cheer.
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Blank -- who co-founded The Home Depot in 1978 -- says he has chosen an "aggressive approach" which will require surgery -- and the overall prognosis is good.
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New treatments have made discussions about prognosis even more complicated, said Dr. Jennifer Temel, director of cancer outcomes research at the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center.
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However, anyone's prognosis can change based on their age, the size and location of the tumor at diagnosis, what symptoms they have and several other factors.
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Freud wrote that the prognosis for heterosexual feeling in homosexual patients was grim (though he did believe that gay impulses could be reduced under some circumstances).
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Daro: For the long-term prognosis, ideally all of these individuals would have the next decade of their life be much happier than the prior decade.
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The doctors explained that Dr. Kohn was extremely ill and his prognosis poor; his intermittent good days (he'd regained some speech) wouldn't change the likely outcome.
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Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in January, Mr. Soros mixed his views on politics and finance to deliver a bleak economic prognosis.
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On February 11, she got the call that it was indeed breast cancer — but doctors assured her they caught it early and her prognosis looked good.
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The former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia suggests Wall Street has a case of amnesia, and the prognosis is poor for the 8½-year-old rally.
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What's next: He'll kick off chemotherapy treatments next, but his family said that the cancer was caught early and the "prognosis for his recovery is good."
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But in this upside-down year, Mr. Issa finds himself suddenly in danger of defeat, a prognosis worsened by his decision to embrace Donald J. Trump.
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The first crisis came in 2015 when he was given a prognosis of less than a year to live with a diagnosis of congestive heart failure.
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At the heart of this bleak prognosis is an assumption that the United States did not act aggressively enough in challenging China when it still could.
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THE PROGNOSIS If there's is any segment of the electorate that President Trump has secured, it's voters whose No. 1 priority is to end legalized abortion.
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Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in January, Mr. Soros mixed his views on politics and finance to deliver a bleak economic prognosis.
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THE PROGNOSIS President Trump has made 901 false or misleading claims related to health care since taking office three years ago, a Washington Post database shows.
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The dying person must be terminally ill and mentally able to make an informed healthcare decision with a prognosis of six months or fewer to live.
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The path to sustainability Despite the dire prognosis, the report offers hope by outlining treatment plans for the planet that will preserve environmental and human health.
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The prognosis for preemies is very individual, with hopes for survival and well-being intertwined with the mother's condition and the reason for the prematurity, said Friedlich.
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But here, I guess, is a question: When you have a dire prognosis about what might happen, you then take steps that you then come to regret.
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U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO) announced in a Tumblr post Monday that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer but added that her prognosis is good.
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Yet patients with atypical disorders "usually have a much worse prognosis, with faster disease progression, (with) more disabling symptoms" than Parkinson's patients, so early identification is crucial.
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In its mid-year prognosis, the CPB forecast growth in gross domestic product of 2.1 percent in 2017, up slightly from the previous estimate of 2.0 percent.
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And as he and Alex await further test results and news on his condition and prognosis, they will be relying on their faith to see them through.
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"The typical prognosis is 3-6 months to live, but I would like to stress that is for a patient who is not receiving treatment," Sager added.
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Norman Jacobson, who had outlived his four-year prognosis by two years, died in August 2012 and was buried in the family plot next to Ms. Fischer.
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For the essentialists, Bourdain's death confirms a grim prognosis: "The only alternative to AA is jails, institutions, or death," according to the "Big Book" of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Go directly to the ER. It's a serious injury that could require surgery, but if you get the care you need right away, your prognosis is good.
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Opinion: Why prognosis for Aleppo's children is grave Medication shortages Through everything, the medics are contending with desperate shortages -- of equipment, of medication, and of doctors themselves.
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His prognosis for any meaningful recovery was nil, and the attending doctor and the medical residents suggested that we classify him as a do-not-resuscitate order.
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"The prognosis for 2018 is further deterioration, humanitarian emergency, and an increased exodus of Venezuelans," Robert Malley, chief executive of International Crisis Group, said in a report.
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"One, if the issue of the cure/prognosis is not brought up by the surgeon, ask directly," Chwistek, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Close To You The Slow Piano One You Can SkipBest line: I love in your direction / Hoping that the message goes somewhere close to you Overall prognosis?
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"The long-term prognosis for the coal industry in every region from now through 2050 is poor," the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis has concluded.
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Baier says he may need one more open-heart surgery and more angioplasties along the way, but the long-term prognosis by doctors is a good one.
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A spokeswoman for the theme park company said she did not know the prognosis for the orca, which was captured in 1983 around the age of 2.
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Her progress seems to defy the original prognosis made by a medical professional at Sunrise Hospital several days after the attack, while Tina remained in a coma.
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While working as a medical scribe in Tucson, Arizona, Dunn knew of a patient who had the condition and was given a grim prognosis, the Republic reported.
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But the rest of his case—the incorrect prognosis from doctors, the fact that he was aware and yet deemed to be unconscious—is not that unusual.
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Facing a prognosis on the order of months, the elderly man had requested that when things got worse, there would be no breathing tubes or chest compressions.
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"Until very recently, people infected with highly drug-resistant TB had poor treatment options and a poor prognosis," said Dr. Francesca Conradie, principal investigator of the trial.
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That may offend contemporary ears, but it's not necessarily a story of negligence or dishonesty, nor is the idea of a Prognosis Declaration a vote for denial.
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"Patients and families should discuss their prognosis and goals of care with their care providers to align their care plans with their wishes," Goldstein said by email.
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And yet, like any choice, from a psychologist's perspective, there are costs and benefits to keeping yourself and your loved ones in the dark on your prognosis.
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" She wrote, "It can be too much to handle when a supporter is filled with unrealistic ideas of rainbows and unicorns regarding our diagnosis, prognosis or treatment.
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Refusing to accept that grim prognosis, his father, Tom, who was also Atkinson's coach at the time, demanded that his son's leg be put in a splint.
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When I pressed a doctor for a prognosis about whether or not I'd live a full life, she reluctantly told me I could live another 30 years.
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While a man's recovery from testicular cancer depends on multiple different factors (including the cancer type, spread, and the person's general health), the prognosis is generally good.
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Luckily for Adrian, he says the cancer was caught early and the prognosis is good ... which means he'll still be able to train for the Tokyo Olympics.
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The Rock Island, Illinois, couple was initially given a poor prognosis, warned that their son could be "brain dead and a vegetable" with extremely low quality of life.
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After receiving a prognosis of having just a few months to live with breast cancer and beating it, the entrepreneur announced her new venture, Jo Loves in 2011.
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By contrast in Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Switzerland, competent, suffering adults do not have to have a terminally ill prognosis and only six months left to live.
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Bailey and Smart said the determination and courage exhibited by the 17-year-old girl who escaped from the Turpin residence was a hopeful sign for her prognosis.
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In fact it takes all these years to be able to do just three things: make a correct diagnosis, arrive at a prognosis and apply the correct treatment.
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He appeared to be in good spirits, saying his "prognosis is excellent" and "I expect to be back in the studio taping more Jeopardy programs very, very soon."
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This prognosis didn't prevent Julianne and her boyfriend Dan from taking a chance on Samson last December and committing to giving the dog the best three months possible.
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But in September 2010, his cancer returned with a more dire prognosis of just a 40 to 50 percent cure rate and/or survival rate, his father recalls.
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Turn the beat around The veterinarians worked tirelessly to treat him and determine a prognosis -- and before I knew it, the light in Gatsby's eyes began to return.
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Smith says that because the brain is so mysterious and neurologists are just beginning to understand the effects of trauma, there's no definitive prognosis or set of expectations.
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THE PROGNOSIS Congress assembled its enormous stimulus package so quickly it didn't specify how $100 billion will be allocated to the nation's hospitals caring for covid-19 patients.
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For Georgia, though, the transplant was a long shot — a heart attack is different from a temporary loss of blood during an operation, and the prognosis is stark.
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"Twenty-seven years ago, David was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer and given a grim prognosis of a few years to live," Charles Koch said in Friday's statement.
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We had by then spent two vertiginous, elongated, atemporal weeks in the I.C.U. At no point during that time did we have a diagnosis, still less a prognosis.
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"If the boy can get secure residency with his entire family, the prognosis is good and you can expect a full continuous recovery within one year," she wrote.
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With a new prognosis of up to a year to live, Hanna knows that the end of her battle could be filled with immense physical pain and suffering.
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"In very sick patients, ultimately, liver failure can lead to multi-organ failure," says Dr. Friedman, and the more organs that fail, the poorer the prognosis becomes, he explains.
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But the reality is that "global warming" massively blunted the effects of winter and my prognosis for VC fundings of entrepreneurs in 2017–2018 is now very sunny indeed.
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But two months later it had grown back with such a vengeance they revised their prognosis, saying they thought it was a glioblastoma and giving her only six months.
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Part of the problem with the six-month criterion for determining deaths is that it is often difficult for doctors to make a sufficiently accurate prognosis of life expectancy.
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Back in May, Bushwick Bill opened up to TMZ about his health battle, explaining that he'd been undergoing intensive chemotherapy to treat it but that his prognosis was unclear.
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These include molecular diagnostics, which involves analyzing patients' genetic make-up to help doctors with diagnosis, prognosis and treatment options, as well as advanced therapies and bespoke hospital services.
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Adjusted for the risk of deadly infection, the prognosis for most patients in America who are otherwise fit for a transplant is now too poor to justify the operation.
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In spite of her dire prognosis, my mother still had a strong grip and she could lift her head at odd angles to take sips from her water cup.
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J's grandmother had a very poor prognosis 403 months ago, and I know I'm not the only family member who expected our next gathering would be for her funeral.
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Nineteen of the 30 most over-active genes were already associated with a poor prognosis, but 11 were new genes for which such a link had not been suspected.
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But returning to deliver that message meant coming face to face with all of his colleagues at once for the first time since his cancer diagnosis, and grim prognosis.
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"From a clinical perspective, once you see enough (patients) you can define the (symptom) spectrum, age of onset, other organs the disease affects, what their prognosis is," Hamosh said.
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Prognosis: Were the SCOTUS wish to rule narrowly and thereby sidestep characterizing the pact, it could simply state that this unsigned document does not carry the force-of law.
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Not long after this night, we would learn that the metastases in his liver had spread to other organs, making his prognosis even more dire than we had expected.
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Yet she has found it difficult to persuade her mother's neurologist to talk about prognosis — even when she sent the physician a note before an appointment, requesting a discussion.
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"Normally, the prognosis for this is not very encouraging, but I'm going to fight this, and I'm going to keep working," he said when he initially announced his diagnosis.
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"Normally, the prognosis for this is not very encouraging, but I'm going to fight this, and I'm going to keep working," he said when he initially announced his diagnosis.
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At the time, Wang hadn't heard of keeping a prognosis from a family member, something that could never happen in the United States but is allowable under Chinese law.
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It is neither inevitable nor inevitably fatal; rather, it is a serious disease for which early diagnosis improves prognosis through current curative treatments, including surgery, radiation and systemic agents.
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Had the prognosis been any later, my ovaries could have been seriously damaged, as could any other parts of the body where the tissue was behaving abnormally and growing.
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Richard Burr privately offered a grim prognosis for the outbreak while previewing some of the massive disruptions soon to come, according to a previously unreported recording obtained by NPR.
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For example, there's an expert group located in Stanford that's going to issue a report before the end of the month, and their prognosis for 2030 is also 'no'.
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On learning she had cancer in 22006, she was given a discouraging prognosis, but an Indian healing ceremony left her cancer free for the next two decades, she said.
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So while she jumped into treatment and took all the chemo her doctor ordered, she kept working, seeing friends and traveling, choosing not to pay attention to her prognosis.
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The larger picture fell to the public health advisers, who provided Mr. Trump with a grim prognosis in a meeting on Sunday before his announcement extending social distancing guidelines.
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THE PROGNOSIS Public health officials and community leaders are walking a fine line between responsiveness and alarmism as they respond to the coronavirus quickly spreading across the United States.
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A better message would be to tell people that if they get themselves to be more physically active, they can improve their prognosis, despite carrying a few extra pounds.
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"Few could disagree that he wrote a column of breathtaking range and intelligence and integrity," The Post said in an editorial after Mr. Krauthammer had announced his cancer prognosis.
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THE PROGNOSIS The Trump administration is readying the next phase in its ongoing project to put a lasting conservative stamp on the country's Medicaid program for low-income people.
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