The phrase "achieving a cure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to medical treatment, research, or health discussions where the goal is to eliminate a disease or condition.
Example: "The researchers are dedicated to achieving a cure for the rare genetic disorder that affects many children."
Alternatives: "finding a remedy" or "securing a treatment".
A few virologists raised hopes that in a short time the drugs might eliminate H.I.V. from the body, thus achieving a cure and obviating any drug therapy.
Surgical intervention is important, not only for achieving a cure but also as a diagnostic measure to rule out malignancy.
This review is focused on the rationale and methods to design clinical trials directed towards achieving a cure of HIV infection.
They reaffirm the concept that HIV-1 can persist by establishing latent infection and point to this challenge as the major hurdle in achieving a cure for HIV-1 infection.
In contrast, the combination of anti-4-1BB and the reactivated memory T cells resulted in the majority of animals achieving a cure.
What are the realistic options for achieving a cure in substantial numbers of patients with established disease?
A few sessions to relieve pain, rather than achieve a cure, cost about $1,500.
Thousands of people are treated for the same illness and more than 70percentt of them achieve a cure, even when the cancer has spread to other organs.
Five years ago, the buzz was about using protease inhibitors to cure H.I.V. Today, available drugs cannot achieve a cure because H.I.V. hides in cells for decades beyond the reach of even the most effective combination of drugs.
The current hope is that new classes of drugs, along with immunologic therapies and genetic engineering techniques, will ultimately eradicate the last sequestered H.I.V. from its haven in the body, and thus achieve a cure.
But clearance of this reservoir is crucial to achieve a cure of HIV infection.
