A Curable Romantic, by Joseph Skibell (Algonquin; $26.95).
"I'm treating this as a curable disease," he said.
"There is a sickness in our society," he said, "but I think it's a curable sickness".
Dan, an Army veteran with a real chance, hesitates and nearly dies of a curable lymphoma.
By then, Ms. Derby said, what may have been a curable disease may be fatal.
The doctor thought this a proper response to a curable condition unrelated to her primary disease, and I consented.
Mr. Kent was 10 months old when his father died of rheumatic heart disease, now a curable condition.
High-quality, evidence-based publications establish that screening mammography can detect many cancers at a curable stage.
Some commentators even observed that he went out of his way to say that tuberculosis or "TB," as he called it, was a curable disease.
At Theatre 80, Ahonen returns with "Amerissiah," about a man who is purposely dying of a curable disease, causing his neighbors to question his sanity.
Ms. Taylor, 70, was treated in June for a curable form of skin cancer, the two spokesmen, WARREN COWAN and RICHARD HOFFMAN, said in a statement.
