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Discover LudwigThe phrase "achieved disease" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a disease that has been successfully managed or reached a certain state, but the wording is unclear.
Example: "After years of research, the team finally understood how to manage the achieved disease effectively."
Alternatives: "managed disease" or "controlled disease".
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Some significant advances in medicine have achieved disease eradication through the development of vaccines (eg against polio).
She then received veltuzumab on a compassionate-use basis and achieved disease remission.
In the nine patients (8.6%) with SDA-AU who achieved disease remission, corticosteroids were tapered and discontinued in the following 12 months, but immunosuppressive drugs were maintained to a lower dosage.
In addition, four patients achieved disease stabilisation.
Furthermore, 31% of the patients achieved disease stabilisation.
In addition, 24% (13 of 55) patients achieved disease stabilization.
Two patients receiving cisplatin gemcitabine achieved disease stabilisation having previously progressed, the remainder had disease progression.
Three patients achieved disease stabilisation, and the other 11 patients progressed on treatment.
In total, 40 (46.5%) patients achieved disease control as did 10 (50%) patients with BM.
51 No objective tumor response was noted, although eleven patients achieved disease stability.
Of these, 7% (41, 95% CIs: 22, 64%) achieved disease stabilisation.
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