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The phrase "achieve a remission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical contexts to describe the reduction or disappearance of symptoms of a disease, particularly in relation to chronic illnesses like cancer or autoimmune disorders.
Example: "After months of treatment, the doctors were pleased to announce that the patient was able to achieve a remission of her symptoms."
Alternatives: "attain a remission" or "reach a remission".
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Up to 70% of patients will achieve a remission with this protocol.
Many high-risk children have a good response to frontline therapy and achieve a remission, but later the disease recurs (relapse).
As in our study, the participants who did not achieve a remission had worse baseline values than the participants who did achieve a remission.
The goal of therapy of rheumatoid arthritis is to achieve a remission or at least low disease activity.
Two studies compared baseline characteristics between participants who did and did not achieve a remission [ 17, 19].
For the subjects who did not achieve a remission of panic symptoms, the dose was increased as needed.
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Men not achieving a remission had a higher waist circumference, whereas women not achieving a remission had a significantly lower HDL cholesterol level at baseline (Table 1).
Each kilogram of weight loss increased the likelihood of achieving a remission 1.2 times.
Age, however, was not significantly associated with achieving a remission in multivariable analysis.
At that point, 4 of the 5 males achieved a remission at <8, as did 1 of 5 females.
The same tests were used to test for baseline differences between participants who achieved a remission and those who did not.
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