Sentence examples for a difficult disease and from inspiring English sources

The companies say they have a generally safe record in treating a difficult disease and are fighting lawsuits in which some patients claim harm.

2 Mesothelioma is generally known to be a rare cancer, although the evidence‐based science on this cancer is limited, and it is a difficult disease to diagnose and to treat. 4 Patients typically present with breathlessness and chest pain with pleural effusions.

Cancer is well known to be a difficult disease, affecting patients and their families both physically and emotionally.

These problems make non-CF bronchiectasis a difficult disease to treat and there is currently no approved antibacterial therapy for long-term treatment [ 3– 6].

Commonly, the course of disease will include periods of remission and flares and the disease presentation is heterogeneous among patients making SLE a difficult disease to characterize, diagnose, and study.

When not properly treated, dysentery can lie dormant for years and lead to hepatic amoebiasis, a difficult disease to diagnose, but once diagnosed readily cured.

Historically, metastatic renal cell carcinoma (mRCC) has been a difficult disease to manage, because of its resistance to chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

Public pain remains a difficult disease to apprehend because of the anatomic complexity of the pubic region and the frequent combination of several pathological conditions.

We're finding this is a difficult disease to treat".

That's significant because Cushing's afflicts only one in a million humans, making it a difficult disease to study.

An estimated 26 million Americans have diabetes, a difficult disease to treat that often requires patients to try a variety of drugs.