As slide after slide went by, her bone marrow told a story: treatment, remission, relapse, treatment, remission, remission, remission.
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I had a final bone marrow biopsy and the official news: I was in remission. Remission.
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At week one, eight patients met standard criteria for remission, with five remaining in remission at three months.
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However, the total proportion of people in remission held steady, suggesting that some people achieved remission later and remained free of diabetes symptoms.
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Gilead's trial update showed that for patients who reached complete remission 12 months after Yescarta treatment, 93 percent remained in remission after two years.
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Gilead's trial update showed that for patients who had achieved complete remission 12 months after Yescarta treatment, 93 percent remained in remission after two years.
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The rest are classified as chronic, with attacks occurring for more than a year without a remission period, or with remission lasting less than a month.
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In 2015, Still announced that his daughter's cancer was in remission, and it remains in remission today with her 4-year anniversary approaching on March 25.
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Patients treated with RHB-104 also experienced a statistically significant benefit in achieving early remission at week 16 and in durable remission over weeks 16-13.
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With such an approach we should be able to achieve a significantly higher remission rate than in the trial and send nearly all low-risk localized prostate cancers into remission.
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The "miracle" involving d'Youville had already been overturned once by the Vatican's medical committee, unconvinced by the story of a first remission, a relapse, and a much longer second remission.
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He said patients who achieve remission after receiving Yescarta tend to stay in remission, but more work needs to be done to determine why some do not respond to the cell therapy.
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Remission, from the Latin remittere: to send back or restore.
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Today, thanks to the treatment, her cancer is in remission.
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In 2015, Still announced that his daughter was in remission.
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"It was [so] liberating," he said of going into remission.
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How without the shedding of blood there is no remission.
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Some chronic asthma patients experience periods of remission and relapse.
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While the cancer is under control, it's not in remission.
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After treatment, Rowan was in remission for almost two years.
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The main thing is that she's healthy and in remission.
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In July, she'll have been in remission for nine years.
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"The child is the only child showing remission," said Violari.
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After nine months of chemotherapy, Zahava's son went into remission.
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Thankfully now, after months of treatment, Julia is in remission.
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Little suggests these trends are about to go into remission.
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The relief of remission is shadowed by fear of recurrence.
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There are similar rates for remission and relapse for treatment.
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And he went into remission a month after his diagnosis.
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The rest are in remission but still taking antiretroviral treatments.
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She announced in 153 that the cancer was in remission.
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He said he was in "near remission" at that time.
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But coronavirus denialism wasn't in remission; it was only mutating.
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I am in cancer remission and it might come back.
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Her cancer has been in remission now for 12 years.
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In remission, I forced myself to bring in the mail.
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In layman's terms, this means the disease is in remission.
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Repealing tuition remission would tear this up by the roots.
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Then one of two outcomes follows: complete remission or death.
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Targeting remission instead Fauci does believe the possibility of HIV remission, where levels of HIV are brought down to undetectable levels when people are not taking antiretroviral drugs, is realistic, but by other means.
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Researchers found that 69.4% of men with internet addiction entered remission if they received short-term cognitive behavioral therapy, compared to 23.9% of men who entered remission while being on a waitlist to receive therapy.
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He's in remission now, and back to being a total badass.
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Her cancer entered remission in 2017 but returned sometime this year.
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In February, Reigns told fans he was in remission once again.
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I'm like, 'But why, I've personally decided that I'm in remission.
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After almost three years in remission, Shannen Doherty's cancer has returned.
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After nearly a decade in remission, Natalie's mother was diagnosed again.
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He was granted a remission of 144 days for good behaviour.
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The treatment was stopped and he's been in remission ever since.
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Remission rates for the most common variety were around 85 percent.
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Or the Stage 4 adenocarcinoma patient who experienced a complete remission?
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Many researchers prefer to talk of "remission", as cancer doctors do.
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Good news, Wilko Johnson's cancer is in remission as of 2019.
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Again the cancer went into remission, and she returned to school.
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Even in remission, cancer alters a patient's perception of what's normal.
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Luckily I've been in remission, but what if it comes back?
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A short remission offered some hope, but it was short-lived.
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The disease recurred recently after having been in remission for years.
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The control group's full-remission rate once active, however, was lower.
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You are the cancer that we prayed had gone into remission.
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The disease recurred recently, after having been in remission for years.
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In remission, my brother looked great, as if nothing had changed.
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And very quickly I was able to put it in remission.
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"With Leukemia, you're not technically in remission," Abdul-Jabbar tells PEOPLE now.
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News, Juanita is in remission after battling cancer for almost three years.
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Olivia had a kidney transplant in June and is currently in remission.
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She was released from the hospital on April 27, 2015, in remission.
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After the surgery and six rounds of chemotherapy, she went into remission.
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Cross went through both radiation and chemotherapy and is now in remission.
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Since Ami is in remission, the family has started over in Washington.
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She was in remission for two years before her cancer came back.
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Carrol knew that a clinical trial had granted me a precious remission.
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When her cancer was in remission, the family jetted off on vacations.
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Just over a year later, she announced that she is in remission.
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He is now in remission and traveling as much as he can.
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Her cancer entered remission in 2017, CNN reported, but returned this year.
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Although the girls are all in remission, they still have their struggles.
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It was announced, in February 2012, that this cancer was in remission.
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The cancer had been in remission, but it returned and was spreading.
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Within weeks after that first treatment, his doctors declared him in remission.
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His disease went into remission after he underwent a stem cell transplant.
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The women managed to get immunotherapy, and their cancers went into remission.
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After initially going into remission, Turri was diagnosed with leukemia in 20113.
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After initially going into remission, Turri was diagnosed with leukemia in 2015.
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Publicly, the scientists are describing the case as a long-term remission.
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It was in remission now, but he worried about it coming back.
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None of the people in the diet-and-exercise group achieved remission.
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You can only be pleased when the disease itself goes into remission.
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Only a universal strategy will serve to put this cancer into remission.
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A few weeks ago, the longtime host said he was nearing remission.
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Fajgenbaum has been in remission from Castleman for more than five years.
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He went into remission for years, but in 2017, Miguel's cancer returned.
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I finished 35 rounds of radiation and was still in complete remission.
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His response was swift, but the remission lasted less than a year.
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The next day, her oncologist told her that her cancer was in remission.
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Carter is currently in remission and doing "great with treatments," his mother says.
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It definitely put us up another notch from where we were with Remission.
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Jose is now in remission, but still getting one form of the chemotherapy.
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Shannen Doherty's breast cancer is in remission — and she could not be happier.
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Barney had undergone treatment for bladder cancer and his cancer was in remission.
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She plans to have a bone marrow transplant when she is in remission.
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She is unsure of what it will be when she goes into remission.
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By January of last year, she returned to work, her cancer in remission.
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Earlier this year, Doherty announced the happy news that she was in remission.
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He's got several more rounds of chemo before he goes into full remission.
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Now in her third year of remission, Quivers actively advocates for cancer research.
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Kathy Bates' health problems didn't end after her breast cancer went into remission.
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Experts told the court that Hinckley's depression and psychotic disorder are in remission.
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After a brief remission, during which Victor's health rallies and he pays a
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"I have a rare form of leukemia, no cure or remission," reads one.
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I think that it goes into remission and then it can flare up.
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He went into remission in April 2010 but the disease resurfaced in 2018.
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Most were not helped by the therapy, but one went into complete remission.
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Three-quarters of them were in remission at the end of the treatment.
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Now in remission, he wants to create a better future for his child.
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For the trial patients with minimal disease, 90 percent achieved remission, researchers said.
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Joey was in remission after a three-year battle with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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With chemotherapy and a stem-cell transplant, he was in remission by 2005.
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He told CNN he is in remission thanks to early detection and chemotherapy.
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"This may give us some insights into cancer recurrence and remission in humans."
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Right now we're awaiting results to see if he's in remission or not.
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It's 20 years later, and I'm now in remission, as are many others.
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The cancer went into remission for a short while but returned in December.
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As a dramatic device, however, the possibility of remission doesn't pack much power.
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About three weeks before her wedding, she learned her cancer was in remission.
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" And in May, Trebek exclusively told PEOPLE that he was in "near remission.
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He wasn't cured; as with some cancers, his disease was simply in remission.
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And now, after a brief remission earlier this year, things have gotten worse.
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He was originally diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2011 before going into remission.
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Mr. Mihai's anxiety began when doctors finally told him he was in remission.
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Further, many companies have started offering tuition remission to pay back student loans.
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Her final radiation treatment was last December; she has been in remission since.
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After surgery she received chemotherapy and did well, today she is in remission.
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Early on, a program of chemo sent it into remission for five years.
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Allen was treated for the disease in 2009, and had been in remission.
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Doherty was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015 and is now in remission.
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Henry's cancer is in remission, and he is vigorous and happily making music.
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They waited for follow-up scans to see if Andrew was in remission.
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Rare case of 9-year-old in HIV remission for years -- without drugs A 9-year-old South African child diagnosed with HIV when he was one month old has been in HIV remission for 8½ years -- without regular treatment.
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In one small study in England, Type 2 diabetes went into remission in nearly half the people who consumed a very low-calorie liquid diet for eight weeks and stayed in remission for six months after they resumed normal eating.
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Chapman's ulcerative colitis, which had been in remission, returned, "triggered by stress," she says.
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Her mother is currently in remission from her own breast cancer diagnosis in 2014.
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A total of 13 patients responded to the treatment, including seven who achieved remission.
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Thank God her liver cancer is in remission, and she's back in the game.
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Then, nearly two and a half years after the diagnosis, he reached molecular remission.
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I would say it's now in remission thanks to many years of wonderful therapy.
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Just as important: These mothers reported feeling well, and their illness stayed in remission.
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In February 2016, one year after starting treatment, she learned she was in remission.
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Their daughter, Harper, was born seven months ago, and Hornbrook's cancer remains in remission.
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But even then, only a few ever experience a long-term remission of symptoms.
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That's led to a marked reduction in her bleeding, though not a total remission.
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Williams said that he was working less but that the cancer was in remission.
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She underwent regular scans to confirm her remission, and then just yearly X-rays.
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For about a year and a half, his disease has been in complete remission.
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After a brief remission, Radner passed away in 1989 at the age of 42.
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That October, the two ate bugs together to celebrate the disease going into remission.
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He told CNN he is in remission thanks to early detection and intense chemotherapy.
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He was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2014, but is now in remission.
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In fall 21, Jason was in remission again, finally, he said, feeling like himself.
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At the end of the episode, Walt found out his cancer was in remission.
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Of the 19 patients followed for more than four months, 14 saw complete remission.
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Three are still in remission, at six, nine and 21 months after being treated.
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Jim is now in remission, although he'll need to be monitored for some time.
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"He went through remission and he's good now but he almost died," she continued.
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It sent his cancer into remission, but left him with graft-versus-host disease.
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Through tough treatment, she made a recovery and has been in remission ever since.
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Now, he's in remission again and is able to work four days a week.
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" About Trebek's health: He told People magazine in May that he was "near remission.
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He told People magazine in May he was "near remission," according to his doctors.
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So, in celebration of Molly's remission, the family is heading to the beach soon.
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In a Facebook post, the sheriff's office said that Daylin is now in remission.
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Webb's lung cancer had gone into remission, but the cancer returned in his brain.
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Cross has completed radiation and chemotherapy and both she and her husband are in remission.
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"I've asked [when I'll be in remission] and it's years, like three years," he says.
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Soon-Shiong believes a multi-drug regimen could help cancer patients achieve long-term remission.
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Nearly a year and four rounds of chemotherapy later, Aliya's leukemia is now in remission.
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Timothy is also a cancer survivor, and has been in remission from Leukemia since 1996.
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Only 7 months after doctors told Rieder he was in remission, the cancer came back.
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He was treated with intravenous immunoglobulin, and nearly a decade later, is now in remission.
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Her cancer is in remission and she sometimes wears eSight glasses to improve her vision.
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Douglas was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2010 and declared in remission in January 2011.
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He celebrated reaching seven years of remission in 2016 by competing in the Boston Marathon.
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The information will be used to study potential biomarkers that can predict long-term remission.
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The results were amazing – 80 to 90 percent of patients responded and went into remission.
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"Some patients are in remission now months after having had their treatment," Carhart-Harris says.
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More good news for the couple -- Shannen revealed her cancer is in remission in April.
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And even though I am technically in remission, I will always have stage 4 cancer.
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Seventy-six percent of patients experienced significant tumor shrinkage, including complete remission in 12 percent.
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Some people can go into spontaneous remission, while others have a very hard time recovering.
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I'm coming up on three years since my diagnosis, and the cancer is in remission.
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Lindholz also claims only 40% of people reach depression remission after their first attempted medication.
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After treatment with the drug, 51% of patients experienced a complete remission of their cancer.
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Chemotherapy put her in remission from BIA-ALCL, but she now has breast cancer again.
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After it went into remission, he said, the cancer returned, this time in his brain.
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I've had an eating disorder for 10 very long years, though it's now in remission.
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I just had my five-year checkup with my oncologist and now officially in remission.
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Within six months of surgery, 65 percent of patients had their diabetes go into remission.
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When I first sold the book, I felt like I was in remission from Lyme.
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He had been treated for cancer, she said, but it had recently been in remission.
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"Mike is not a reflective person," said Harriett Saviello, 58, whose cancer is in remission.
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As early as 2010, researchers reported that antifungal medications helped I.B.D. patients go into remission.
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Last year, Michou was treated for colon cancer, which was said to be in remission.
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The treatment sent her cancer into remission, but one of the spinal injections triggered seizures.
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That includes her father, who is in remission after a cancer diagnosis five years ago.
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On Tuesday, the doctors told the family the good news: The cancer was in remission.
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The singer is currently in remission from breast cancer, which she battled for over six years.
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It can push patients toward remission and works faster — and in many cases better — than antidepressants.
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When we put Remission out we had this kind of underground buzz, as they would say.
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She was diagnosed her sophomore year of high school and was in remission until last September.
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He was diagnosed with Lymphoma in 1995, but had been in remission for a long time.
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She had a good remission and was well enough to enjoy a cruise with her family.
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I work at the university where I take classes, and receive tuition remission as a benefit.
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The cancer would go into remission until 2009, when he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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There was a young female cancer survivor who had been in remission for only a year.
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Trebek says he still has several more rounds of treatment to hopefully get into full remission.
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This year, the foundation announced that Miles, now 10, has been in remission for five years.
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Gus believes his bone cancer is in remission, while Hazel believes her thyroid cancer is terminal.
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He is 79, has a heart condition and is in remission from cancer of the tongue.
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It showed that 88 percent of patients responded to the treatment, and 74 percent achieved remission.
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He was diagnosed with lymphoma in 1992 but the cancer went into remission after successful chemotherapy.
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After six months of chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant, Dr. Tan's cancer went into remission.
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He was first treated for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2009, before seeing it go into remission.
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That September, nine months after his diagnosis, Dustin got the news that he was in remission.
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Three months after treatment, he'll be re-evaluated to see whether the cancer is in remission.
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It can go into remission, with help from drugs, but then it will eventually come back.
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The effects compare well with trials of antidepressant medication, are enduring and far exceed natural remission.
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The 19-year-old from Miami underwent chemotherapy and has been in remission for 12 years.
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By the end of 303, she said, the tumors were gone and she was in remission.
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The news of his death comes after he was reportedly in remission for quite some time.
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While her melanoma is in remission, the 55-year-old homeschool educator worries for the worst.
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The researchers did not have any data on how or why these patients experienced depression remission.
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Maintenance therapy immediately follows initial treatment to keep patients cancer-free if they go into remission.
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"My Mum Geraldine has breast cancer which has returned since her remission in 2010," he wrote.
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Though her cervical cancer had been in remission since 2012, the odds of conception were minuscule.
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Three of those who went into remission had lived with diabetes for more than eight years.
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Her liver shrank back to its usual size, her blood counts normalized, and she achieved remission.
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I've been in remission from the colitis for years, which lowers my risk for colon cancer.
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After chemotherapy, Chelsea, now 103, is in remission; she dreams of working in the beauty industry.
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She was in remission, but it came back, and it's in her bones and her lungs.
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So far, his cancer has not gone into remission, though he continues to pursue aggressive treatment.
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The London patient has been in remission for 18 months since he stopped taking antiretroviral drugs.
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Thankfully, Bethany is in remission and well today, taking care of her twin son and daughter.
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The provision specifically requires that tuition remission programs not discriminate in favor of highly compensated employees.
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"But I never gave up and I never will," Moshe, who is currently in remission, tells PEOPLE.
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He was in remission at the time, but last week, doctors told him his organs were failing.
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"Generally doctors won't do a kidney transplant until a patient's lupus is in remission," says Dr. Montgomery.
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With chemotherapy, a hysterectomy and multiple surgeries to remove the cancer, Mayday went into remission in 2015.
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For years, he went in and out of remission, Bell says, but he never lost his spark.
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Reid told Bash that his cancer is in remission, but he is unable to walk without assistance.
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After battling colon cancer, the Jonas Brothers' patriarch is in remission — and ready to share his story.
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He is currently in remission, but his experience and work with cancer hasn't been lost on Cecilia.
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He treated his own cancer with diet, herbs and mysterious gadgets, gloating when it went into remission.
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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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Now in remission, Bevier is using her voice to raise more awareness for cancer amongst young people.
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More women on Zulresso also reported a full remission of their depression than did the placebo group.
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Weekly booster shots are often required to maintain remission, and the effects of repeated dosing remain unclear.
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Now, Tim is in remission [and] we're just able to start planning, and it's going like wildfire.
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Researchers claim that patients experienced a 70 percent remission rate, and the treatment doesn't use psychiatric drugs.
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It found its creation moment at the Alamo and wasn't put into remission until the Civil War.
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It put her in remission long enough to accept a bone marrow transplant—and eventually go home.
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Though she was told her cancer had gone into remission in 1988, three months later, it returned.
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He said his doctors have not used the word cure but say he is still in remission.
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Nearly half of those studied had a remission that lasted six months after the diet was over.
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Six months later, those who had gone into remission immediately after the diet were still diabetes-free.
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The approved drug, Rubraca, is intended to keep patients free of cancer after they go into remission.
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Chemotherapy and radiation at a hospital near Dallas brought a remission that lasted only a few months.
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She was diagnosed with uterine cancer when she was 28 years old, and later went into remission.
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We finally have the medications needed to control these diseases, put them in remission, and prevent relapses.
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But now the beloved Trebek has good news to share: He's in "near remission," according to doctors.
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"I've got Stage 4 cancer myself," he said, referring to advanced prostate cancer that is in remission.
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This will also be applied to cases under the SPCO which provides a wider scope for remission.
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Even many of those whose cancer returned after remission have a good chance at survival, Misiukiewicz says.
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The healthy blood-producing cells replace the sick ones and help to keep the leukemia in remission.
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Five years later, 22019 percent of the people who achieved remission had relapsed, the study also found.
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The remission rate also rose, from 10 percent at six months to 31 percent at 24 months.
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Theoretically, he explained, his liver cancer was in remission, although he acknowledged he had no concrete proof.
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More than two years later, the patient still has HIV, but his cancer is in full remission.
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Over 90 percent of patients achieve some sort of remission, which lasts for years in the majority.
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Even patients whose depression goes into remission almost always need maintenance treatment, with ECT, antidepressants or both.
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The remission had felt like a miracle; even the members of Andrew's medical team used the word.
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The system worked for Dan Nassimbene and his wife, who had breast cancer but is in remission.
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Thinking logically, I know that it is far better to be in a remission than on maintenance.
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He announced last month that his cancer was in remission and he returned to practice on Wednesday.
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By late November 2016, 11 of the 52 patients in the study who went into remission relapsed.
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I'm starting treatment Monday, & my doctors — who have been incredible — believe we can get this into remission.
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"Nobody should really be anticipating a cure or a remission is around the corner," Dr. McCune said.
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Yet studies show that only around 37 percent of people who use these drugs experience full remission.
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Time was of the essence – he could receive the transplant only if he remained in a remission.
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Kymriah, for example, saves lives, demonstrating an overall remission rate of 83 percent in a key clinical trial.
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The cancer returned in the early 1990s but he underwent treatment again and has been in remission since.
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After undergoing a bone marrow transplant and chemotherapy at Nationwide Children's Hospital that year, Alyssa was in remission.
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So, you have to be wary of any diet or program that makes lofty promises of PCOS remission.
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Now, with her cancers in remission, doctors say Skye is gaining weight and her health is steadily improving.
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He's never experienced two years without tumor growth -- which would mean he'd be classified as being in remission.
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Marshall had previously been diagnosed with brain and lung cancer in 2009 before going into remission by 2012.
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"It is frustrating because there is no cure, just treatments that send the disorder to remission," she says.
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"We have an 87.5 percent remission success rate over drug-resistant depression," co-founder Mehran Talebinjad tells TechCrunch.
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He fought the deadly disease for 10 years until the age of 12, when he went into remission.
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One year after announcing that her breast cancer is in remission, Shannen Doherty is going to have surgery.
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If treated, children with ALL go into remission 21982% of the time, typically in a matter of weeks.
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"When I went into remission I felt rejuvenated and I knew I had been truly blessed," he shares.
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About half of patients respond to intravenous infusions of ketamine, and roughly half of those achieve full remission.
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Later in the same video, MsVaughn announced her little sister was in remission, to cheers and loud whoops.
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Researchers said some patients in the initial human trial went into full remission for months or even years.
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She had previously been diagnosed with brain and lung cancer in 2009 before going into remission by 2012.
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"Further study is needed to learn how to induce long-term HIV remission in infected babies," Fauci said.
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Roman Reigns just gave cancer the Superman punch ... 'cause the WWE Superstar announced his leukemia is in remission!!
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When my oncologist finally gets back to me a week later she swiftly crushes my idea of remission.
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But this is of little matter to a patient who experiences a dramatic remission from an unapproved drug.
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We both held it, until the moment I was stunned into remission, into guilt, and became myself again.
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Catholics can receive a special indulgence in person or online, which is a remission of punishment for sins.
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Over the next year she climbed back into the state of full remission she'd had before the infection.
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The Microsoft cofounder had announced nearly 3 weeks ago his cancer had returned after 9 years of remission.
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He'd been battling it for a few years, but were under the notion he was close to remission.
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Sixty percent of the patients with Type 2 diabetes going in were still in remission seven years later.
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Today, people who are in remission after two years of taking the drug have a normal life expectancy.
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"The rule of thumb is that you should be in a remission before you consider pregnancy," Mahadevan said.
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Family travels to Rome after son beats cancer Peter has been in remission from cancer since June 2017.
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To test whether he was truly in HIV-1 remission, the London patient disrupted his usual antiretroviral therapy.
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Fifty-two of them, or 2100 percent, went into remission — a high rate for such a severe disease.
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Remission is a more conservative term: The virus is under control in the body, but maybe not forever.
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It is worth noting that there have been patients who went into remission without a bone-marrow transplant.
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So well, in fact, that the 78-year-old said he is in "near remission" according to his doctors.
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In remission for two years, the straight-A student and choir member recently learned that the cancer is back.
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In the pivotal Novartis trial, 83 percent of patients achieved remission with a disease that has historically poor outcomes.
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Though she's now in remission, she and Billy fly back to Los Angeles every three months for her checkups.
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"The language surrounding cancer is not language I'm particularly comfortable with," he said, although he is now in remission.
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Seven-and-a-half months later, the patient's tumor had shrunk to virtually nothing, and he went into remission.
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Patients with similar blood cancers experienced response rates greater than 80 percent, with more than half going into remission.
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It is that Mr Trump re-legitimises the populist nationalism that is in remission in much of Latin America.
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After three blissful years in remission, she found out in 2013 her breast cancer had returned-with a vengeance.
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These days, Gomez's lupus is in remission, and there is only a 3% - 5% chance that it will return.
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"It felt like a hard mass," she tells PEOPLE exclusively of her cat's lymphoma, which is officially in remission.
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Settling into a chair, he faces Dawn Mannino, 38, whose advanced stage 4 breast cancer is now in remission.
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Many people with once fatal cancers are now in long-term remission as a consequence of these new approaches.
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While we were on tour and playing basements, we were all the time writing for what would be Remission.
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After she left the Florida treatment facility, Akers hovered on the border between remission and relapse for two years.
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He was hospitalized in 1999 with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma but was said to be in complete remission in 2005.
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The original video closes by saying that Ray's blood work confirms that she continues to be in complete remission.
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A South African child has remained in HIV remission for over eight years after aggressive treatment as an infant.
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HIV A 9-year-old boy in South Africa with HIV is in remission -- and it's happened without drugs.
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Subsequent testing of samples dating back to the child's infancy confirm remission was achieved soon after treatment was stopped.
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Terminally ill blood cancer patients have experienced complete remission following the introduction of a radical new treatment, scientists claim.
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And patients with other blood cancers saw response rates of more than 80 percent, with half experiencing total remission.
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While Mr. Jones has been in remission for five years, his doctor never cleared him to return to work.
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Former President Jimmy Carter recently went into remission after using one of these drugs, Merck's Keytruda, for metastatic melanoma.
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Now in remission from anal cancer for more than a year, Marcia Cross wants to continue raising cancer awareness.
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A trial of 31 patients with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia brought a complete, and unprecedented, remission in 93% of cases.
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The Locascios made the splurge partly because Mr. Locascio is in remission after being treated for bone-marrow cancer.
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When she was 42, Hegwood was diagnosed with breast cancer, got a mastectomy and reconstruction, and went into remission.
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And that was great news for Declan McLean-Pauley, a 12-year-old who is in remission from lukemia.
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In fact, lifting weights just twice a week led to a remission rate that was on par with antidepressants.
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When someone says their cancer is in remission, we understand that that's not the same as saying it's cured.
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His family -- Scott, Nicole, Mason and 19-year-old Camron -- credits the surgery and clean eating for his remission.
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"In pediatric oncology, a three-month remission, it's great but it's not where we want to be," he said.
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" Time in the salt mine, he added, does not cure visitors of their ailments but "puts them into remission.
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Doctors have witnessed deadly tumors melt away, and patients who were supposed to die go into remission for years.
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Scientists had long tried to duplicate the procedure that led to the first long-term remission 12 years ago.
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Scientists have long tried to duplicate the procedure that led to the first long-term remission 24 years ago.
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VICE: Both of you are in remission, which means that you ultimately ended up at the same place, healthwise.
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She was initially diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015 and two years later announced that she was in remission.
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He is in remission, but he worries that others in the community were affected and don't even know it.
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Sahoo is now in remission but has been left too weak to work more than 15 days a month.
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So I found myself in tears on Tuesday when I read Doherty's breast cancer had returned after a remission.
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The first owner is Remi (Keaton Nigel Cooke), a lonely kid, aged around nine, and in remission from cancer.
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I am now neither in chemotherapy nor in remission because I am being treated with an experimental, targeted drug.
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The Navy veteran credited the care provided by the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) with his daughter's remission from cancer.
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This remission gave me time to marry my wife Caitlin and even have a daughter, named Amelia, last year.
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Three who had relapses died, and one who did not relapse died from a new treatment given during remission.
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Eligible MFA candidates receive tuition remission, health care, and a stipend and may apply for additional merit-based funding.
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When Vicki's lymphoma went into clinical remission, she left her insurance job and the couple traveled around the world.
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The Awakenings director had previously been diagnosed with brain and lung cancer in 2009 before going into remission by 2012.
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Globally, about 405 million people experience depression, and less than half of patients with severe depression achieve remission from antidepressants.
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The Awakenings director had previously been diagnosed with brain and lung cancer in 2009 before going into remission by 2012.
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The London patient had been in sustained remission for 18 months at the time the article was published, researchers said.
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Similarly, at 30 days, seven patients in the SAGE-547 group and two in the placebo group were in remission.
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Typically, a transplant is done once someone is in remission from lupus, and before they need dialysis, Dr. Montgomery says.
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Alex Trebek is revealing some incredible news ... he's nearing remission and his tumors have shrunk by more than 50 percent!!!
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"For other patients, not recognizing that asthma is in remission, can lead to taking unnecessary medication," Hollingsworth added by email.
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Taylor and his team tracked outcomes including weight loss, diabetes remission and level of fat in the pancreas and liver.
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Kite has also reported data showing remission in 73 percent of 11 patients with relapsed ALL treated with axi-cel.
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Keep in mind: In cases like this, scientists are careful to say that the HIV is in remission, not cured.
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Emily Whitehead's complete remission made the headlines and energized the entire field, propelling CAR-T funding and development into overdrive.
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Even some neuroscientists who see those brain changes say it's not a disease because people can spontaneously go into remission.
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I have this vague and juvenile idea that this might actually be done, that I will be Officially In Remission.
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He thinks — and recent news supports him — that weight-loss surgery might have better results, including remission, for some people.
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She shared essential-oil success stories—her migraines gone, her friend's rheumatoid arthritis reversing, a colleague's mother's cancer in remission.
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If you have undiagnosed celiac and go carnivore, you will experience a genuine miracle that might include remission of arthritis.
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Science may one day vindicate the proposed biological mechanisms of carnivore sunburn resistance and arthritis remission, which would be terrific.
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Seventy-five percent of participants who had gastric-bypass surgery went into remission, compared to zero percent on medical therapies.
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All 15 patients evaluated so far have responded to the treatment, and 27 percent had a complete remission, Bluebird said.
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At the lowest dose, one of six patients had a complete remission, meaning that all signs of leukemia went away.
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The sessions came during a period when Mr. Serkin thought — or dared to hope — that his cancer was in remission.
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A one-time treatment can mean lasting remission, even for very sick patients, but long-term results are still uncertain.
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But new drugs like imatinib — better known as Gleevec, introduced in 93 — have kept many patients in remission for years.
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Her cancer has been in remission since 2014, but Ms. Torres stays active to fight off the remaining physical pain.
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The notices will inform the taxpayers that they may be entitled to get their assets back through remission or mitigation.
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According to the probe, some employees got grants from Howard and tuition remission that exceeded the total cost of attendance.
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Long-term remission rates after treatment are high — nearly 100 percent in one four-year study — for those who survive.
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Doctors didn't know if the drug would keep me in remission, or whether I should stay on it or not.
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Long-term remission and outright elimination of cancer were documented in several patients with metastatic cancer, a condition previously considered untreatable.
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Internet addiction was defined as a score greater than 13, while remission was defined as a score of less than 7.
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Her disease responded well to the treatment, and, according to her UCLA oncologist Dr. Deborah Wong, she is now in remission.
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He was told about a vaccine that was in its very early stages but could improve his chances of prolonged remission.
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" Now 11 years in remission, the nine-time Grammy winner says, "Being diagnosed with [breast] cancer was a showstopper, for sure.
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He allegedly cut her off financially and initially canceled her health insurance, too ... despite her being in remission from breast cancer.
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The parents are also fighting for a bone marrow test that would further show if Noah is in remission, said Neff.
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Even as populism is on the rise in Europe and the United States, it is in remission in Latin America. Why?
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The next month, she received the good news that her Hodgkin's Lymphoma — a cancer of the lymphatic system —was in remission.
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The consensus among HIV cure experts attending the conference was for remission to be the end goal -- at least for now.
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He went into remission, but nearly a decade later, his disease came up again when Cross was diagnosed with anal cancer.
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Rufus, in an effort to surprise his wife (bad move) invites her mother to join them now that she's in remission.
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She has had extensive hospital stays and takes significant medication to keep her condition in remission, as there is no cure.
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A 1-year-old girl was the star of an adorable photoshoot after doctors declared her officially in remission from cancer.
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I'm now happily in remission for the first time since I was diagnosed 252 years ago, by the grace of God.
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Today, Rhett is nearing his fifth year of remission, thanks largely to treatments funded in part by LLS, says his father.
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In a key trial of 100 patients cited by the FDA, Yescarta resulted in complete remission for 51 percent of patients.
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Her leukemia had responded to the CAR-T therapy, and she had gone into remission, only to relapse two months later.
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Hogan is in remission from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, which he was diagnosed with in 2015, just months after he assumed office.
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Of those, eight patients achieved remission, five had partial responses, two had stable disease, and four had their cancer get worse.
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The clerics argued that she had never relapsed and that her survival in first remission was rare but not impossibly so.
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When we learned his cancer was too advanced for any hope of remission, it felt like a punch in the gut.
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The data showed that at six months, 49 percent of patients remained in remission, with 46 percent maintained a complete response.
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The family used the trip to celebrate the fact that Pratt had entered remission in a stage 3 blood cancer diagnosis.
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Sestak credits federal investments in research and the care provided by the Veterans Health Administration with his daughter's remission from cancer.
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The state of Alabama has also disputed Harcourt's claim that Hamm is dying of cancer, contending that he is in remission.
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Since cancer can recur with or without producing obvious symptoms, we may fritter away a remission of months in obsessive brooding.
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He's in his eighties, newly in remission from cancer, and has been a mentor to many of us over the years.
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It's common for patients with stage 4 cancer to go into remission and for the cancer to come back again later.
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Meanwhile, people in the social support group with no dietary intervention improved by only about 4 points; only 8% achieved remission.
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He has now been in remission for 18 months, and regular testing has confirmed that his HIV viral load remains undetectable.
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He was hospitalized for a month to undergo chemotherapy and his cancer eventually went into remission, according to the hospital's statement.
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A lower-wage employee with more than one child eligible for remission could receive very little if any after tax earnings.
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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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In contrast, among patients with no history of abuse, 82 percent saw symptom severity cut in half and 84 percent achieved remission.
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Their friends and teachers, however, didn't understand that and just expected them to "go back to normal" once they were in remission.
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Some fear that his advent would prompt a revival of anti-Americanism in the region just when it was going into remission.
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Now, with 12 years in remission, Katy is celebrating by participating in a half marathon and taking her glam getup with her.
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John returned to New York in late summer, when he seemed to be in remission and able to function on his own.
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Anasheh Abramiyan, who is now in remission after battling stage four cervical cancer, is one of the dancers involved with the organization.
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In a study conducted earlier this year, 94 percent of terminally ill patients who were treated with CAR-T went into remission.
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Most people with the condition have what's called relapse-remitting MS, where patients experience long periods of remission without any new symptoms.
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Two years after being diagnosed with prostate cancer, Joe Simpson is in remission but still dealing with the effects of the disease.
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The actor had been diagnosed with the cancer in 1997, but he told CNN in 2002 that he was in complete remission.
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When Sue Cook officially hit her fifth year in remission from an aggressive form of breast cancer, she was ready to celebrate.
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Leah has battled cancer ... which seems hopeless a few years ago but she overcame it in spectacular fashion ... she's now in remission.
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In the United States, nearly 95,000 people are living with, or in remission from, multiple myeloma, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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By the close of the 42-day trial, nearly two-thirds of patients had achieved remission, or an elimination of depressive symptoms.
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These employees were already receiving full tuition remission, and by fraudulently awarding themselves additional scholarships they were able to pocket significant funds.
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Allen, whose wealth was estimated north of $23 billion, announced 2 weeks ago his cancer had returned after 9 years in remission.
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With these drugs, doctors have watched deadly tumors melt away, and patients who were supposed to die go into remission for years.
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Data from Kite showed remission in 73 percent of 11 patients with relapsed ALL who took its CAR-T treatment axi-cel.
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My mom was sick for 14 months before a brief remission, and then the return of her cancer was swift and crushing.
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Lingenfelter has been in remission for more than a year, according to his mother, so Butera made good on his word Friday.
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As far back as the 733s, doctors observed that patients with auto-immune-related disorders went into remission following a measles infection.
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Because inflammatory bowel diseases typically flare up and go into remission periodically, the goal is to avoid flares, considered risky during pregnancy.
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With the help of her lawyer, she was diverted into a treatment program, and is now in remission and rebuilding her life.
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About a third experienced full remission of symptoms in the months after surgery, and half reported measurable, noticeable reduction in their distress.
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He also said previous studies had shown two-year remission to be a good indicator of long-term survival for lymphoma patients.
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This new phase presents a viable alternative to remission which, I sometimes feel, is not everything it is cracked up to be.
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Whereas in remission I worried about not being regularly checked by my oncologist, on maintenance I know that I will be monitored.
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The median duration of remission is not known because it has not been reached: Some patients were still well when last checked.
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But I note that people claim cases of miraculous cures where there is room for ambiguity, such as cancer going into remission.
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The friend who gave me that tattoo received a cancer diagnosis recently, and it's not the kind that typically goes into remission.
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She was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016 for the second time in her life, but it has since gone into remission.
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" After McDowell's cancer went into remission, she discovered a passion for creating her business Empathy Cards, "cards for the relationships we really have.
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And the longer someone has diabetes, studies have suggested, the less likely they are to go into remission if they eventually get surgery.
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But the study will also include people like Bero whose cancer went away seemingly out of nowhere, a phenomenon known as spontaneous remission.
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In April, Doherty said she was "staying positive" after a post-cancer tumor scan came back "elevated" but stressed she remained in remission.
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And although there are many drugs and therapy approaches available for people with depression, less than half of people achieve any sustained remission.
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Their debut album, Remission, as well as their 2001 EP, Lifesblood, was rife with fiery, down-tuned riffs that packed an undeniable groove.
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"The investigation found that from 2007 to 2016, university grants were given to some university employees who also received tuition remission," he wrote.
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He returned to the air about a year ago, after a bone marrow transplant from his son, saying his cancer was in remission.
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They wanted to give Elysa, who has now been in remission for over a year, a space in which to restart her life.
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The study suggests singing in a choir could help put cancer patients in the best possible position to receive treatment and maintain remission.
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Early studies showed promising rates of remission, though as The Wall Street Journal notes, this type of targeted drug has had troubles before.
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Thanks to his efforts, the high schooler, whom he now considers a "really close friend," has been in remission for almost two years.
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He is now in remission now, but decided to come out about his testicular cancer in order to raise awareness of the disease.
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Now, Sandra says Schott has nearly a dozen chemotherapy treatments left, but the family is hopeful that he will soon be in remission.
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Mapi's drug is being developed to treat relapsing-remitting MS - marked by relapses that last at least 24 hours, followed by a remission.
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Luckily, his younger brother, Shaun, was a perfect match and soon after the procedure in February 2011, Brady was once again in remission.
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After a brief remission of hours to a day, roughly 15% of cases progress to develop a more severe form of the disease.
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Now in remission and ready to share his story, the actor — who stars alongside Téa Leoni in Madam Secretary — hopes to spread awareness.
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In the United States, there are nearly 95,000 people living with, or in remission from, multiple myeloma, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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Twelve year old Declan McLean-Pauley was diagnosed with leukemia in 2015, but is now in remission and ready to light it up.
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After his diagnosis in August 2013, he started treatment at the Mayo Clinic — and announced in December 2014 that he was in remission.
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This video is incredibly tough to watch as Craig Sager tells HBO's Real Sports that his acute myeloidleukemia is no longer in remission.
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We're told Rob says he's in remission and his doctor told him he doesn't have to take medication for his type 2 diabetes.
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The deaths threatened the entire trial: If Freireich couldn't keep the children alive during the therapy, there would be no possibility of remission.
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There was no meaningful difference between surgeries in the proportion of patients who achieved remission of conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure.
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Although, unlike me, he deals with a curable disease, he resembles all cancer patients who must come to terms with the term remission.
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Even the cured must take their cancer experiences home with them where, paradoxically, remission — untrustworthy as a safe haven — continues to unmoor us.
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The Times reported that scientists are describing the latest case as a long-term "remission," but other experts are calling it a cure.
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The latter has the best outcomes in terms of weight loss and remission of many medical conditions associated with obesity, according to Cummings.
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He believes he has succeeded in creating a functional cure for his disease -- he's remained in remission since starting his 'protocol' in 2013.
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The transplant cleared the man's cancer and his HIV, but the resistant genes may not be the sole cause of his HIV remission.
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For Doherty, who was in remission for breast cancer since 2017 after being diagnosed in 2015, this time around has been more difficult.
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Her breast cancer is in remission, but she has suffered since 1992 from an autoimmune disorder that requires monthly intravenous transfusions of antibodies.
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Along the way, they made a friend who regularly texts them to meet at the pools: a Vietnam veteran in remission from cancer.
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Whereas during chemo I had a good excuse for not changing the sheets every Sunday, in remission I judged myself an incorrigible sluggard.
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About 98% of children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia "go into remission within weeks of starting treatment," according to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
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The patient's treatment had mixed results: His cancer in remission and the modified cells integrated into his body, but his HIV wasn't cured.
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In two weeks, Kimber has an appointment with her oncologist and an ultrasound, where she will find out if she is in remission.
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He weathered the expected fevers and requisite blood transfusions, went into a remission, and was discharged to my outpatient clinic a month later.
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An improvement in remission rates - a secondary goal - was there for patients who had discontinued therapy at the time of analysis, the company added.
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When therapy and other interventions were added in addition to or in place of these drugs — in treatment-resistant cases — remission rates went higher.
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Yaghoubi has gone into remission and relapsed again — now her doctors tell her she is on her way to being 100 percent cancer-free.
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In an interview with Vanity Fair released earlier this month, Louis-Dreyfus admitted that despite being in remission, the cancer has left lasting scars.
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"We try to treat psychological disorders with what we call total remission, which is the absence of symptoms of the disorder," Dr. Rego says.
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In remission from the cancer that would eventually kill her, she worried that chemotherapy had left her too weak to attend the awards ceremony.
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He had been battling cancer for several years, revealing publicly in 2011 that he was in remission from the rare blood disease multiple myeloma.
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Upon his admission to St. Elizabeth's, doctors diagnosed Hinckley with depression and psychosis - two maladies they now say have been in remission for years.
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An HIV patient has experienced remission for the second time in documented history, according to a study published this week in the journal Nature.
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She and other experts believe that there needs to be more support for cancer survivors, even after they've finished treatment and gone into remission.
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Most importantly, 46% of the people in the diet group went into remission with their diabetes, compared to just 4% in the control group.
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He had been battling cancer for several years, revealing publicly in 2011 that he was in remission from the rare blood disease multiple myeloma.
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Although the child went into remission from his liver cancer following surgery at Birmingham Children's Hospital, his cancer eventually returned, according to CTV News.
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Margo, who is in remission from breast cancer, says she found out she was cut off while attempting to pay for an oncologist visit.
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Recently approved drugs such as Yervoy and Opdivo from Bristol Myers Squibb Co and Merck & Co Inc's Keytruda have helped some patients sustain remission.
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With her breast cancer in remission for a year, Shannen Doherty underwent her breast reconstruction in May, opting against the more traditional silicone implants.
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Another round of treatment saw him go into remission again, and he was back for the first game of the NBA season this year.
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Since then, he underwent chemotherapy to treat a malignant tumor in his larynx before revealing, in February 2012, that his cancer was in remission.
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A clinical trial showed that 83 percent of patients who had relapsed or failed chemotherapy achieved complete or partial remission three months post infusion.
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A few years later Jack emailed me and at the time I was pretty down: I had Hodgkin lymphoma and was going into remission.
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In April 2018, doctors were able to remove the remains of the shrunken tumor and Carr has now been in remission for a year.
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The disease of addiction is crippling and often results in relapse, just as cancer can make a comeback after months or years of remission.
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People in remission were 903 times more likely to be part of the short-term cognitive behavioral therapy group than the waitlist control group.
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It's called "primary progressive MS," and instead of bouts of remission they see a continuous increase in symptoms accompanied by a decline in health.
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Sage said in a release that 64 percent of patients achieved MDD remission using the SAGE-217 drug in the 15th day of treatment.
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Pollex, 37, who learned she had ovarian cancer in 2014, said that she had been in remission since her chemotherapy treatments ended in January.
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Alcoholics Anonymous not only produced higher rates of abstinence and remission, but it also did so at a lower cost, the Cochrane review found.
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And, although she's now 18 months into remission, doctors told Baumhauer she only has a 40 percent chance of surviving five years or more.
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By 2001, her cancer was in remission, and Thomas was on his way to football stardom as an option quarterback at Nimitz High School.
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It had been two decades since his doctors declared his mental illnesses in full remission, which should have provided the basis for his release.
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JETS SIGN LINEMAN DEVON STILL The Jets have signed defensive lineman Devon Still, whose daughter's battle with cancer and subsequent remission made national headlines.
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With the strong foundation of our love and his excellent care, my husband had almost 20 years of remission before succumbing to his disease.
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One woman with pre-leukemia had a spectacular remission on a drug called azacitidine, but, oddly, she began to have sudden spurts of anxiety.
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Johnny was first diagnosed with leukemia in 2015, and had a brief remission before Angel revealed on Tuesday that the cancer had come back.
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I suspect every modern audience member feels, as Shakespeare's spectators did, an indecent satisfaction at imagining someone so irredeemably wicked being tormented without remission.
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He first denied he had fathered a baby, and also made it clear his wife had been in remission when the affair first began.
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But because the remission proved temporary, did his family feel that it had been a mirage, a cruel reprieve that tortured them with hope?
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Criss Angel is sharing some somber news about his young son's dire medical battle ... the leukemia is back after a brief dip into remission.
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While durable remission rates have been shown to reach nearly 2698 percent with stem-cell transplants, there is no known permanent cure for POEMS.
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While durable remission rates have been shown to reach nearly 100 percent with stem-cell transplants, there is no known permanent cure for POEMS.
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He tells me that after the third sleep deprivation, she experienced a full remission in her symptoms and returned to Sicily with her husband.
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By contrast, a 241 study found that fewer than 2000 percent of diabetes patients given standard care experienced any remission within a seven-year span.
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Relapse is common for all sorts of chronic conditions, from cancer returning after remission to a sudden depression episode after years of a calm mind.
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Jimmy's last break between chemotherapy treatments lasted 18 months and they're hopeful that, this time, he can make it to the 2-year remission mark.
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Brown, now 24, underwent chemo for a year at the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and went into remission.
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The graduate program, directed by Associate Professor Carl Ostendarp , also features the use of exceptional facilities, an exploratory international travel experience, and generous tuition remission.
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But one month after celebrating the news that her cancer had gone in to remission in May, Gaytan found out she was pregnant – with quadruplets.
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Novartis also said the European Commission has approved the inclusion of Treatment-free Remission (TFR) data in the Tasigna (nilotinib) Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC).
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She spent a year going to the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta for chemotherapy, and then went into remission.
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The rates vary, but a lack of reduction in remission rates can see insurers lower their payouts because drugs aren't working as well as expected.
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Blood tests in late 2015 revealed the child is in HIV remission, meaning levels of the virus in the blood are undetectable using standard tests.
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Boyle, who recently announced he was in remission after being treated for leukemia, got his first career hat trick on Pittsburgh's Hockey Fights Cancer night.
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Interim results showed that a month after treatment 47 percent of patients achieved complete remission, but that rate dropped to 33 percent after three months.
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Thanks to Butler, Nathan's cancer was detected in time for him to get treatment, and he's now in remission, according to WSB-TV news station.
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This and other recent, isolated cases of remission have given additional hope to the 37 million people worldwide infected with the virus that causes AIDS.
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We live in a time of scientific miracles, medical advancements that can strengthen the hearts of newborns, battle cancer into remission and allow astonishing longevity.
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Remission was more likely when a diabetic was not taking insulin, probably because those patients still had enough healthy pancreas cells left to produce insulin.
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Still, one vaccine-only patient remained in remission for five years after the study; prior to the study, her cancer had recurred twice after chemotherapy.
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However, when Fred was finally in remission and returned to work, he was denied a promotion with his superior referencing his illness during their meeting.
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Wilder largely put his career on hold to care for Radner, and while she went into remission after treatment, the cancer returned several years later.
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The Broaden trial, which was interested mainly in change over time, classified scores under 11 as no depression (or remission,) and didn't categorise severity otherwise.
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"I just was scared," she told WKOW, adding that after undergoing surgery and six months of treatment, she had entered remission and was cancer-free.
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In 2014, after chemotherapy sent her cancer into remission, Ms. Jones returned to performing with a show of undiminished energy as long as she could.
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In remission it took a week of planning and concocting foods that could be reheated or else I would keel over while proposing a toast.
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His Hodgkin's Disease went into remission and Allen started living a different kind of life, which would grow to include lavish spending and generous philanthropy.
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While specifics vary, most private educational institutions provide full or partial tuition remission to employees, their spouses and their children who enroll at the institution.
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An individual with a $50,000 salary at a private university who receives tuition remission benefits for a single child could see her taxable income double.
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But the therapy must be carefully managed by a knowledgeable physician — in most cases, a rheumatologist — to minimize side effects and produce a lasting remission.
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But the therapy must be carefully managed by a knowledgeable physician — in most cases, a rheumatologist — to minimize side effects and produce a lasting remission.
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Both of them are currently in remission, but their trial had been expedited due to the risk of a relapse and potentially short life expectancy.
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The graduate program, directed by Associate Professor Carl Ostendarp, also features the use of exceptional facilities, an exploratory international travel experience, and generous tuition remission.
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"We see transplants from super-donors achieve clinical remission rates of perhaps double the remaining average," senior author Justin O'Sullivan said in a press release.
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Shah says I am unlikely to need another dose — I was in the roughly 70 percent who achieve remission after one series of ketamine infusions.
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So, when doctors informed her she was in remission, she decided her 37th year of life should be a party — and an over the top one.
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" Lupus flares can still occur once a patient goes into remission, but for the most part, says Dr. Montgomery, "patients can lead a totally normal life.
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Nearly half of the patients receiving it went into complete remission, as opposed to just 13% in the control group after two years of follow-up.
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But today, the 30-year-old student at Borough of Manhattan Community College happily reports she has been in remission for a year and a half.
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Of all of those depressed individuals who take an antidepressant, only a small subset — estimated between 5 and 20 percent — will experience complete and enduring remission.
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But, unlike Fox, who passed away several months before the trial began, Berg was in remission at the time of the trial, according to court documents.
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Engineered T cell therapies, such as CAR-T therapy (or chimeric antigen receptor T cell therapy), can produce long-lasting remission in patients with blood cancers.
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While those jurors found J&J was negligent, they awarded no damages to the plaintiff, whose cancer was in remission at the time of the trial.
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Now, the scientists say that Richards is in remission—and that they have cured a second baby as well, lending more evidence to the therapy's effectiveness.
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The Jonas Brothers' father, Kevin Sr., is in remission after a harrowing colon cancer battle — and now he's worried his sons may face the disease, too.
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She has since had a double mastectomy and is remission, but she receives regular treatments to increase her bone density in the aftermath of the treatment.
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"I was diagnosed w Leukemia @ age 3 & have been in remission for 12 yrs but apparently I don't live the "right way" #IAmAPreexistingCondition," Eliana Espinosa wrote.
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Everything else -- A 9-year-old South African child diagnosed with HIV has been in remission for most of his life without the help of drugs.
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Now comes the case of the 9-year-old in South Africa, in remission for more than eight years, but after just 40 weeks of treatment.
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So when I tell you this, I'm so grateful and so humbled and so honored to announce this ... The good news is, I'm in remission, y'all!!
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In a post to the Love What Matters Facebook page, Freden wrote her story, from diagnosis to remission, including her decision to get a double mastectomy.
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Lagging behind and increasing rates In 2017, after being in remission for three years, Phil's cancer surfaced again -- this time, in the brain and the lungs.
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The cancer is in remission, and I take the word of my medical team that I am doing well and should beat the standard life expectancy.
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But to show true remission or reversal, you have to show a person can go back to being able to eat carbs without having diabetes again.
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Briggs knew he couldn't stay on infliximab for ever and he was tired of dealing with the cycle of flare-up and remission with his disease.
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Diabetics who were taking insulin before their weight-loss surgery had 43 percent lower remission rates than patients who didn't need insulin, the study also found.
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She was also diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and not long after, had two bouts of colorectal cancer, which she said was in remission.
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Late last year, I had endometrial cancer diagnosed, and even though I am technically in remission, I have a zillion appointments to stay on top of.
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After 25 "bonus years" in remission for Hodgkin's, my son succumbed to radiation-induced lung cancer just as he was hitting the prime of his life.
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Now, with her lupus in remission and her mental health in a more stable and positive place, Gomez said sees the purpose in her past struggles.
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Gilead's update of its Yescarta study showed that at a median follow-up of 27.1 months, 323 percent of 101 treated lymphoma patients remained in remission.
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Saved from the unnerving blood-count plunge that set in when my lurking ailment came out of remission, I was back to having time to burn.
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The inclusion of tuition remission in their gross income could force talented faculty members to leave academia and compel graduate students to abandon their educational plans.
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And if his cancer does spread, a host of other treatments — including many not even on the market yet — may put his cancer back in remission.
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The former leader, 22020, is now three years retired and returning to work after undergoing treatment for pancreatic cancer (which he recently said is in remission).
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Aiding remission with a vaccine Rosenblatt's team developed a vaccine that could be personalized to patients and injected to stimulate a potent immune response against their cancer.
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Bobby Lynn Brockman, whose prostate cancer was in remission for 11 months before returning in his mouth and bones, says he considers his dogs to be children.
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In May, it reported 59 percent of patients with upper tract urothelial carcinoma (UTUC) went into full remission in a phase three trial of its MitoGel treatment.
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It's not known, for example, how long the patients will remain in remission; the scientists aren't calling it a cure, even though symptoms disappeared in many cases.
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Cross is a mom to daughters Savannah and Eden, 12, with husband Tom Mahoney, who is also in remission after receiving a throat cancer diagnosis in 2009.
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Allen previously overcame a bout of Hodgkin's lymphoma in the 1980s, but he was later diagnosed with cancer in 2009, which returned after a period of remission.
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In the trial, people's A1C and weight crept up between one and two years — but 38 percent saw their diabetes reverse and 15 percent were in remission.
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Results of patients with early-stage breast cancer and survivors suggest that yoga may help to reduce fatigue, a serious concern for patients in treatment and remission.
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Although the cancer in his bowel had gone into remission, it metastasized and spread over the years to his liver and spine and ultimately caused his death.
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MacKenzie posted photos of her father Ronnie, who received his remission diagnosis after battling stage four non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, wearing the coolest "Straight Outta Chemo" t-shirt.
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For the past four years, the 51 year-old California resident has been using stem cell therapy to beat her secondary progressive multiple sclerosis back into remission.
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In three of the patients, the treatment shrunk not only the tumor that was treated but also other ones throughout the body, putting these patients into remission.
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After announcing her diagnosis with breast cancer in March 2015 and documenting her treatment on social media, People reports that Shannen Doherty announced she's now in remission.
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The NeuroQore pilot is still underway; the results show that it can improve the remission rate of rTMS technology, there is a clear market for the business.
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Six other patients in the trial (out of 45 total, with various types of cancer) also saw their diseases go into remission after participating in the trial.
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The singer opened up to PEOPLE exclusively in November 2016 about his "debilitating" aches and depression as well as being in a "bad place" prior to remission.
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Of course, the subtle lifestyle changes have to last and that's why you want to show that once you cure the disease it actually stays in remission.
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After several rounds of chemotherapy and radiation and two bone marrow transplants, Ms. Colbert's cancer went into remission in the spring of 2011, but she remained frail.
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His first patient, a drug addict with an advanced sarcoma, was expected to die within weeks, but the disease went into remission and he lived eight years.
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Mahoney was diagnosed in 2009 and went into remission after treatment, but his cancer came back around the time Cross was diagnosed with anal cancer, People reported.
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At the end of that period, most go into remission but are kept on maintenance chemotherapy for two to three years to lessen the chances of relapse.
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A large study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health found that the rate of remission after two rounds of drug treatment was about 50 percent.
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I think, at that moment, we were scared that we were going to lose my daughter, but we found a different treatment that put her into remission.
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This was essentially matched by the control group, who after six months with inactive devices had 17 percent hitting the improvement target and 253 percent in remission.
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Following four years of treatment, the cancer went into remission, prompting her to make yet another cross-continental move, to New York, where her children now lived.
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"The investigation found that from 2007 to 2016, University grants were given to some University employees who also received tuition remission," Frederick confirmed in a statement Wednesday.
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Jonas said that in its trials, Sage's intravenous drug for postpartum had a nearly 70 percent remission rate after only two and a half days of treatment.
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The median duration of response for all patients infused in the Kymriah trial was 11.1 months, but the median had not been reached for patients achieving remission.
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"Relapsed" disease means a patient achieved remission but the cancer returned, and "refractory" disease means chemotherapy didn't work and "the disease grew straight through it," Perl said.
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More than once, Dr. Fajgenbaum underwent a devastating, 313-day course of chemotherapy that annihilated his immune system in an effort to knock his disease into remission.
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Almost six years later he's in remission, he and his wife have a baby girl and he's devoting his medical career to saving other patients like him.
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These taxpayers will certainly forgo the benefit of filing a tax return on a postcard, if the cost is a crushing tax increase on tuition remission benefits.
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" He shares a much happier message with fans in Thursday's Instagram post: "Cancer is so scary and the best thing a cancer survivor can hear is in remission!!!!
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But in a paper published in the Lancet, researchers in the UK describe a landmark study in which people with diabetes went into remission — just by losing weight.
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A therapy for older patients Although chemotherapy for acute myeloid leukemia is effective in the short term, researchers have been developing therapies to maintain remission for longer periods.
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They channeled one of their biggest influences, Thin Lizzy, on a rendition of their song, "Emerald," which appeared as a bonus track on the CD version of Remission.
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Ninety percent of patients with minimal disease and 77 percent of those with an advanced form of the disease saw a complete response, also known as complete remission.
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That's the message fans and sports media members are sending following the announcement that Sager, a famed sideline reporter for TNT, is no longer in remission for leukemia.
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Kite Pharma (KITE) reported upbeat results in a mid-stage clinical trial for its non-Hodgkin's lymphoma treatment, saying more than 40 percent of patients showed complete remission.
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Honestly, that span of time when my mother went into remission and I moved into my bachelorette pad was some of the most fun I have ever had.
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Why it matters: Depression affects nearly 20% of Americans — 80% of whom will endure a relapse after remission and 30% of whom will have treatment-resistant depression (TRD).
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After surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, she was briefly in remission, but the cancer came back in 2013, spreading to her bones, and earlier this year, to her brain.
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The cancer ultimately went into remission with the help of treatment, and it was something Allen had hoped would happen again as he faced it this third time.
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And today, both Rowan, now 7, and Winnie, now 16 months, are in remission, but they are still "not out of the woods yet," says the devoted mom.
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"After reaching my unexpected five-year remission, I began reclaiming my body to show that cancer doesn't always have to leave the last mark," Cook, 62, tells PEOPLE.
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In a trial of 31 patients with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL), that approach brought about a complete remission in 93% of cases—something Dr Riddell described as unprecedented.
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Gupta went on to tell the outlet that the patient was "in remission" and "functionally cured"; however, "It's too early to say he's cured" completely, said the doctor.
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Hope Springs EternalA coming-of-age indie dramedy about a teen who becomes popular when she is diagnosed with cancer, so she lies when it goes into remission.
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About one year later, in March 2016, he announced that he was no longer in remission, and that doctors were giving him three to six months to live.
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And Paxil gave me the closest I've ever had to full remission from anxiety and depression symptoms for about eight months in 1997 before it lost its effectiveness.
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But in contrast to Weinstock's earlier, smaller studies, which showed an almost miraculous curative effect in Crohn's — 72 percent experienced remission — these studies showed no benefit at all.
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Hegwood, a 56-year-old wife, mother, and grandmother from Manchester, Tennessee, was diagnosed with uterine cancer when she was 28 years old, and later went into remission.
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For example, in the Seattle Children's Research Hospital they recently had complete remission of leukemia in a six-year-old, who had all sorts of other drugs fail.
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About 85% of patients are diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis, where attacks of symptoms -- such as dizziness, pain, and blurred vision -- are followed by periods of remission.
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New drugs were developed that targeted such mutations and were able to achieve remission of numerous blood cancers that had been resistant to even the most intensive chemotherapy.
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The news last week that a second person seems to have gone into long-term remission from H.I.V. after a stem cell transplant is a real scientific advance.
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The two interventions worked so well that now, after two years of intense treatment, she has been off her medication and in total remission for the past year.
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Now, more than two years later, the patient is in good health, his cancer in full remission, as researchers report today in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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And by the time Nance left the hospital, her lymphoma in remission and a stem-cell transplant scheduled, she had proclaimed that I had found my real match.
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With the lymphoma in remission and Hal back at practice, the Texans have 21 days to decide whether to activate him as part of the 53-man roster.
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A woman I know who recently emerged from chemotherapy treatment for ovarian cancer and is now in remission told me that she was terrified after reading Taubes's book.
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"I am announcing my remission today to remind everyone on this committee that I am a living example of the lifesaving value of essential health benefits," Moore said.
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Four months later, with the cancer in remission, he returned to the Texans and played in eight regular-season games and their playoff loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
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The vaccination was found to be well-tolerated, and after receiving it, 12 of the patients remained in remission for an average of four years and nine months.
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She was sentenced to more than three years in jail, but the term was later reduced as Malaysian law can allow a one-third remission off prison sentences.
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After receiving the vaccine, all the participants remained cancer-free for at least a year, and 12 stayed in remission for an average of four years and nine months.
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Studies suggest that people living with diabetes for more than 10 years, for example, may not be able to rely on weight loss alone to push them into remission.
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The answer, which is beyond the battle and remission narrative that defines cancer for many, is that she may not get to know a world without chemo ever again.
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Already, new therapies such as CAR-T have essentially wiped out some forms of cancer; the newest checkpoint inhibitors have turned stage-four metastatic death sentences into full remission.
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Another drawback is that they didn't know how long women had bulimia, or whether they had a history of relapse or remission, both of which might impact heart health.
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The 47-year-old actress went into remission nearly two years ago, and in reflecting on her journey through diagnosis, treatment and surgery, she says her life has changed.
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Paris (CNN)A 9-year-old South African child diagnosed with HIV when he was 1 month old has been in HIV remission for 8½ years -- without regular treatment.
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Since being diagnosed in April 2014, Sager left TNT and underwent treatment that eventually put him into remission, allowing him to come back to work on March 5, 2015.
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By the time I started reading about 'fear of food,' I was in remission and already on my way to regaining my normal diet — even though it's a battle.
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She parrots what she's already told me: I'm cancer-free as of my surgery in January and will be in remission as of the date of my last treatment.
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Furthermore, bariatric surgical interventions induce remission of other associated life-threatening diseases like hyperlipidemia, high blood pressure and sleep apnea, which low-carb diets may fail to significantly treat.
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Luckily, he did extremely well with the chemotherapy, quickly going into a remission which he maintained for months, and tolerating the subsequent rounds of chemotherapy we gave him marvelously.
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Karen Shollenberger, a student at Drexel University with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, thought she was in the clear after being in remission for nine months after a CAR-T treatment.
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Now that her cancer is in remission with a low chance of recurrence, she's become a vocal advocate for destigmatizing both HPV and the anal cancer it can cause.
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Patients were more likely to achieve diabetes remission after surgery when they were younger, had been living with diabetes for shorter periods of time, and had less severe diabetes.
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Sharon Jones, the soul singer and powerful voice of the band the Dap-Kings, died on Friday of pancreatic cancer that had been in remission but returned last year.
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In Mr. Lambert's case, his right knee has been replaced with a titanium one and he is in remission after a bout with prostate cancer a few years back.
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But I also refuse to round down because my CDCN team and I have worked so hard for every day of remission for myself and other patients with iMCD.
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Imagine a miracle drug that could ease many of the stresses of modern life — a combination mood enhancer and smart pill that might even encourage the remission of cancer.
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This will balloon their taxable income making it impossible for many to take advantage of tuition remission programs, forcing them to forgo educational opportunities for themselves and their families.
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After being diagnosed with cancer at the end of 2015, he went into remission with the help of an experimental treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital and returned to work.
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The man claims his cancer treatment forced him to go on disability from July 2015 to March 2016, but he returned to work when his cancer went into remission.
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Nearly half of people in the study who were given a six-month diet plan and lost an average of 30 pounds went into remission and no longer had diabetes.
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But the doctor spoke highly of his alternative "Induced Remission Therapy" treatment, which he developed after studying the milk from goats he say had a virus that can destroy HIV.
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In one key clinical trial, 83 percent of 52 patients for whom chemotherapy did not work achieved a complete or partial remission by three months after their CAR-T infusion.
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"Meet Blake Ryan Hegner our @CincyPD Chief for the Day!" the department tweeted Tuesday morning, noting he has battled leukemia for the past three years and was now in remission.
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Bluebird's drug, being developed in partnership with Celgene Inc, was able to induce remission in several patients with advanced multiple myeloma with no worrisome side effects in a small study.
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Six months after a single treatment, 41 percent had seen their cancer shrink at least by half and 36 percent were in complete remission, with no sign of the disease.
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After doctors removed an 11-centimeter long tumor from his left kidney, they considered him as being in remission, but in January, they found another tumor in his left lung.
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Shares of Kite Pharma spiked 16 percent after announcing positive results from its new drug, KTE-C19, showing 47 percent complete remission rate for patients with aggressive non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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The Desperate Housewives actress, who is now in remission after her November 2017 diagnosis, is thankful to be able to witness an important milestone in her children's life: their graduation.
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In March of this year, just a couple weeks after TJ turned 22017 and 18 months since he finished treatment, doctors told him that his cancer was officially in remission.
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Chhabria said he was also considering reducing the compensatory damages award because Hardeman was now in full remission and unlikely to suffer as much as he had in the past.
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Overall, data showed Rubraca slowed recurrence in patients who were in remission, and shrunk tumors in those who entered the study with residual disease, in some cases even eliminating tumors.
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She is currently in remission and has dedicated the past few years to spreading awareness about the below-the-belt cancers as a spokesperson for the Foundation for Women's Cancer.
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Jones - a widow who is in remission from a serious bout with cancer - found herself stuck in a complex bureaucratic web, and the Part B deduction continued for 224 months.
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The opportunity to work for ESPN, which produces the games for ABC, comes as Sager continues to be treated for acute myeloid leukemia, which recently returned after being in remission.
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That makes it sound as if he died, but that's not what happened (though he almost died a couple of times) — he is, in fact, as of May, in remission.
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People with "relapsing remitting" disease experience MS in fits and starts — their symptoms show up for a few days or weeks, followed by weeks, months, or even years of remission.
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Over the next year, Jason relapsed, went into remission again, relapsed and, all the while, suffered an accumulation of medical trials caused by his prolonged exposure to chemotherapy and radiation.
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At the time of the documentary the cancer had gone into remission, but Mr. Hall was fatalistic in the film, saying the odds were against his living another 21953 years.
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It was the funded Ph.D. — in which the stipend for a research or teaching assistantship has been taxed, but the tuition remission has not — that has diversified student bodies slightly.
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After his first suicide attempt, he successfully went through intensive treatment of his disease — comparable to the radiation and chemotherapy phase of cancer treatment — and his disease went into remission.
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The child — a 9-year-old South African girl — has been in remission for over eight years, according to research presented Monday at an International AIDS Society conference in Paris.
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Another patient in remission Gupta's patient, a male resident of the UK who prefers to remain anonymous, was diagnosed with HIV infection in 103 and began antiretroviral therapy in 2012.
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Like the London patient, the Düsseldorf patient underwent mild cancer chemotherapy, no radiation and a single stem-cell transplant as part of blood cancer treatment and achieved remission from HIV.
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But a slim minority (around 4 percent) of patients taking ART as usual can experience remission once off their medication, so it's not necessarily evidence the treatment did anything special.
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" While his cancer is now in remission, it continues to shadow his life: "Morning, noon and night, asleep and awake, malignant cells are determined to alter or end your life.
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Huong, who has already served two years in jail, could be released by May 4th as Malaysia allows one-third remission off all prison sentences, her lawyer Hisyam Teh said.
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One 1997 study found a 90 percent PTSD remission rate in sexual assault victims after three 90-minute sessions, though it had a relatively small sample size of 18 participants.
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In addition to having a baby on the way, Leah, now 8 years old, has been in remission since 2015 and is on track to officially be cancer-free by 2020.
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On Tuesday, the 41-year-old "All Mine" rapper revealed his dad Ray West's cancer was in remission and in honor of his recovery, the father and son duo ate bugs.
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Around two-thirds of patients with diabetes experience a full remission soon after surgery, while the rest are often better able to control their blood sugar through diet, exercise and medication.
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"Thankfully, we have caught it in enough time that I am still able to fight and can kick ovarian cancer's ass and be in remission one day, hopefully soon," she wrote.
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During the study, published in Science Translational Medicine on Wednesday, the vaccine was shown to more than double this average remission period for the majority of people involved in the trial.
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In 2016, he was selected in the fifth round of the MLB draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers, and his cancer is now in remission, according to the LA Daily News.
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After eight rounds of chemotherapy to treat the inoperable neuroblastoma tumor doctors found near her spine, her cancer went into remission, but not before it left her paralyzed below her arms.
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After four more rounds of increasingly high dosages of chemotherapy, further blood tests were taken and in October the family was told the treatment was working and she was in remission.
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Luckily, the treatment for my bladder cancer was pretty tame—just a quick, four-hour surgery and chemo applied directly to my bladder, and I've happily been in remission ever since.
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After undergoing radiation treatment that put her cancer in remission, she began collecting donations for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and became a full-time volunteer for the American Cancer Society.
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There was a local foundation, a provincial foundation that provides services to people that are in treatment or in remission, which we met with to appreciate the needs of their population.
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In the Hopkins study, which included the majority of the patients, 60 percent had "complete remission," according to lead author Roland Griffiths, professor of psychiatry and neuroscience at Hopkins Medical School.
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In 2011, two of three patients June treated for chronic lymphocytic leukemia, a blood cancer, experienced remission, according to papers in the New England Journal of Medicine and Science Translational Medicine.
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Hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity at a 1982 trial and was diagnosed with depression and psychosis, both of which are now in remission, according to his doctors.
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The problem faced by all attempts at either a cure or remission is that HIV hides away in certain inactive body cells by integrating its genes into the host cell's chromosomes.
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The young girl went through 80 grueling rounds of chemotherapy which kept the tumor in remission until it reoccured and spread to her lungs in April 2018, the news outlet said.
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In a trial of 106 patients with CLL patients with a 17p deletion who had received at least one previous therapy, 80 percent experienced complete or partial remission of their disease.
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Of the 60 active patients, only 20 percent (12 of them) had reduced their scores the desired 40 percent after six months, and only 5 percent (three people) were in remission.
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The two-year results for these intensely sick people—half reaching the 40 per cent improvement threshold, almost a third in remission—stand sharply at odds with the six-month scores.
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It took me years to recover from that initial flare, but I have been fortunate enough to experience two periods of extended remission, the second of which I'm in right now.
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Some university employees were receiving grants from the school to attend classes, while also receiving tuition remission, the investigation found, earning more money than their education cost and pocketing the difference.
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Sager, whose colorful outfits were as memorable as his adroit interviews, received a diagnosis of leukemia in 2014 and took time off to seek treatment that sent the disease into remission.
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And rates of complete remission with either full recovery of blood counts or partial recovery of blood counts was 34% for gilteritinib patients, compared with 15.3% for chemo patients, Perl said.
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Even when the women in my support group managed to look nearly normal at the start of a remission, their families' belief that they were as good as new bred dismay.
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Now that the 4-year-old Virginia boy is in remission, his mother set out to give him a very special birthday surprise involving his love of Bumblebee, the yellow Transformer.
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As far as David Letterman's concerned, fans need to keep the good vibes going Alex Trebek's way -- because he agrees, positivity is helping Alex near remission in his pancreatic cancer battle.
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And last but not least, the magician also opened up about his son Johnny, 2½, who he said is "technically in remission" after being diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in October 2015.
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The ISIS terrorist cancer that took Kieran's life isn't defeated or even in remission, but rather it is metastasizing since its loss of a caliphate first in Iraq and then finally Syria.
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Remission means it could still come back — and stopping therapy early, such as in Noah's case, increases the risk of new cancer cells forming, spreading, and being resistant once treatment begins again.
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She is thankfully now in remission, but understanding how important it was for her to have support while undergoing treatment is what inspired Longoria to help other women grappling with a diagnosis.
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Now in remission, the book marketer made it her goal to organize events that will help other breast cancer patients make it through their own hospital visits with the same sunny outlook.
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"Some of these patients were clearly misdiagnosed to begin with, and they had other conditions other than asthma, and some did have asthma but it was in remission," Aaron added by email.
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Yet many doctors believe that combos may be the best way to get cancer to go into remission and stay there longer, by shutting down multiple pathways the tumor employs at once.
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With his 5-year-old son Noah in remission from liver cancer, the Love singer, 43, is feeling grateful these days not only for his family's health but also his loyal fans.
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The prices are hefty: Novartis is charging $203,220 for the creation of CAR T cells for a single infusion (which was sufficient to begat a remission for most patients in clinical trials).
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But in a clinical trial, 83 percent of those treated with CAR T-cell therapy -- described as a "living drug" because it derives from a patient's own cells -- have gone into remission.
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The family used the trip to celebrate the fact that Pratt had entered remission in a stage 3 blood cancer diagnosis, according to a press release from Southwest Airlines provided to INSIDER.
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Early diagnosis and treatment, even within the first 12 weeks for some, can prevent damage to joints and other organs, increase the likelihood of achieving disease remission, and improve long-term function.
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When several additional rounds of high-dose chemotherapy also didn't help, he was admitted to a clinical trial of T-cell therapy, which put him into remission by the summer of 2014.
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Just as cancer may go into remission but still kill in the end, depression is a chronic disease that may ultimately prove fatal even with state-of-the-art care and resources.
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In an interview with TMZ on Tuesday, the illusionist — who shares Johnny with Shaunyl Benson — revealed that Johnny is going back to the hospital after his cancer returned following a brief remission.
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In the same span of time, the number of student instructors at UC Berkeley who aren't eligible for tuition remission benefits has grown from 1 to 12 percent, according to the union.
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"Many patients with Crohn's disease do not achieve remission on current standard-of-care therapies, which are accompanied with poor side effects," said David Graham, lead investigator of the Phase III study.
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In a pivotal clinical trial of more than 100 adults, 51 percent of patients treated with Yescarta achieved complete remission, far higher than what is typical with current standard-of-care treatments.
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In addition, some scientists are trying to force the virus into remission with broadly neutralizing antibodies, immune molecules that can disable various types of H.I.V. Five to 10 years at the earliest.
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In about 15 seconds, I went from absolute despair to the kind of relief felt when a doctor tells you that your cancer is in remission, without the surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy.
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Dr. Veda Ackerman, Associate Professor of Pediatrics at IU School of Medicine who is treating the boy, said her greatest concern is missing the best window to keep the boy's leukemia in remission.
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But around 10 to 20 percent of MS sufferers experience a primary progressive form of the disease, meaning their symptoms continuously get worse from the start, with few—if any—periods of remission.
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Luckily I am in remission now, but I am taking a lot of preventative measures to ensure I don't have a relapse, like seeing a nutritionist who specializes in folks with autoimmune diseases.
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The studies that most strongly support chemical antidepressants found that some 21960 percent of people taking them experience a significant shift in their Hamilton scores amounting to a full remission in their symptoms.
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Following news of his remission, the wrestler explained to the crowd in Providence, Rhode Island that he experienced a difficult period in his life and the wrestling community helped him get through it.
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The actress – who revealed almost three months ago that she is in remission after battling beast cancer – posed for a selfie with a teeny-tiny monkey on Monday, which she shared on Instagram.
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But a new case study out this month suggests that one patient has been able to achieve a full remission of his symptoms for two years by switching to a plant-based diet.
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While rTMS is not a new technology, NeuroQore's mission is to create an improved rTMS system that leads to higher remission rates, which is a common measure for success in treatments for depression.
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The first case was a Mississippi baby, a girl born in 2010, who received ART just 30 hours after birth until she was 18 months old, at which point HIV remission was achieved.
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"Surprisingly, depression remission was associated with a mortality benefit as they had the same mortality as never-depressed patients," said lead author Donald R. Sullivan of Oregon Health and Science University in Portland.
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The effectiveness of Xeljanz in treating ulcerative colitis was shown in three controlled clinical trials, including two trials that showed the drug caused disease remission in about 17-18 percent of the patients.
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Practice guidelines from the American Psychiatric Association (APA) recommend that for a first depressive episode, people prescribed an antidepressant should stay on their medication for four to nine months after they've achieved remission.
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Dr. King said that even short-term remission would reduce or put off some of the serious complications associated with diabetes, like nerve damage, kidney damage, loss of vision, heart attacks and strokes.
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As sung by a self-proclaimed optimist who has been given the good odds of an 85 percent chance of full remission, "Cure" begins with a defenseless Mr. Scheuer, supine on a bed.
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The 22003-year-old girl, who is in remission from a rare type of muscle cancer called rhabdomyosarcoma, has been using equine therapy to help ease her pain for the past 2100½ years.
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And when Loke and his colleagues analyzed which genes were expressed during flares and remission — an indicator of immune activity — they discovered a pattern that may change how scientists think about ulcerative colitis.
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And certainly it's possible that cases of remission are a result of the placebo effect, that parasites don't help and that the community of helminths users is gripped by a self-reinforcing delusion.
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"My mum Geraldine has breast cancer which has returned since her remission in 2010," Le Clos, who beat American Michael Phelps to gold four years ago, said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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The bottom line: An outcomes-based payment system can help us put more patients' cancers into remission for longer periods of time – with fewer wasted treatments, and less need for follow on therapies.
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Howard released a report last year that showed a number of employees had received grants from Howard and tuition remission that added up to more than the total cost of attending the university.
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And Boyle didn't just score three goals on a random night, it was Hockey Fights Cancer night in Pittsburgh—which came two weeks after he learned his chronic myeloid leukemia was in remission.
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Radinsky still worked out, still kept in touch with his teammates, and still immersed himself in baseball, but the recovery process was more than just waiting for the cancer to go into remission.
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Another shares a story she wrote about getting lymphedema six or seven years after going into remission, and I'm suddenly struck by the realization that this is never really going to be over.
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Only after doctors declared his daughter in remission did he jump into the race, and on the trail, he often speaks about how the experience has colored his approach to health care reform.
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A large national population study found that almost all of those who once met criteria for prescription opioid-use disorder achieved remission during their lifetimes — and half of those recovered within five years.
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For the most common form of childhood leukemia, five-year remission rates can reach 85 percent, but this can depend on its stage at diagnosis and how rapidly the cancer responds to treatment.
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Although bariatric surgery cannot cure Type 210 diabetes, it nearly always puts the disease into remission and slows or prevents the life-threatening damage it can cause to the heart and blood vessels.
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The study met its primary endpoint and key secondary endpoints, demonstrating the drug's superiority over a placebo in achieving remission of the gastrointestinal disease at week 26, the company said in a statement.
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Chieze, whose prognosis is uncertain but whose cancer is currently in remission, hopes that the renewed attention in this campaign will support the ongoing demand for research and resources for metastatic breast cancer patients.
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Cross, who is in remission, said that she's now urging everyone to get the HPV vaccine, and will start her 12-year-old daughters on the series of three shots in a few weeks.
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"But I also think it's also really important not to put a death sentence on the word cancer, I have a really positive outlook and I'm hoping to be in remission by the summer."
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The great majority of cluster headache cases are episodic, with attacks occurring in periods that can last from seven days to one year, followed by pain-free remission periods of at least one month.
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Brian Boyle is having a great start to the NHL season — along with a 4-2-0 record for his New Jersey Devils, the forward learned on Monday that his leukemia is in remission.
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Life Sentence, The CW's midseason comedy about a woman with cancer who unexpectedly goes into remission, is the kind of show that could go horribly awry, or at least burn out after season one.
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"Listen, I am different," the Grammy winner, whose 5-year-old son Noah is in remission from liver cancer after a devastating diagnosis two years ago, tells PEOPLE exclusively in its latest cover story.
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"Gracie would fly over, come in through the little hole in our porch screen and sit next to me on the couch," Dina, a special needs teacher who is now in remission, tells PEOPLE.
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Though he's now in remission, and hasn't had to have a surgery in more than a year, Hirsch still gets frequent blood tests (his last one, taken two weeks ago, was "perfect," he says).
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Currently in remission, Natalie watched with glee as her mom and her big sister got buzzed for a good cause — proceeds from the heartwarming event raised $45,000 for Infinite Love for Kids Fighting Cancer.
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Slowly but surely, he regained his spunk, and as of two weeks ago, Pookie and Coffee's whole family found out that the cat is in remission, which is incredibly rare for cats with lymphoma.
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But his doctors and therapists agreed that he has long been mentally healthy, his depression and psychosis long in remission, and his attorney argued he should be granted a life outside of the hospital.
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In one clinical trial, 2750 out of 2000 patients with relapsed and refractory acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) were in remission after six months (four with the help of at least one other other therapy).
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Studies suggest that bariatric surgery causes long-term remission for people with Type 2 diabetes, and many people turn to surgery to prevent other obesity-related conditions, like high blood pressure and heart disease.
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Devon Still says he's BURSTING WITH HAPPINESS thanks to his daughter, Leah, celebrating 2 years of being in remission from cancer ... and says they finally have a sense of normal back in their lives.
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The benefits are the long term weight maintenance, diabetes remission and reversal of high cholesterol and lipids in the blood, said Mingrone, author of an editorial accompanying the studies in Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology.
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She had a single mastectomy at the time and went into remission, but the cancer returned in her other breast seven years later, and she battled the disease for a total of 15 years.
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Two small studies, one in 61 older men with mild or moderate depression, and one in 24 people with depression and Parkinson's disease, did report minimal depression remission with higher doses of omega-3s.
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In a recent letter, IRS Commissioner John Koskinen said that the agency was notifying taxpayers who had their assets seized that they may be able to get their property back through remission or mitigation.
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"We see transplants from super-donors achieve clinical remission rates of perhaps double the remaining average," said senior author Justin O'Sullivan, a biologist at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, in a statement.
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