Following these recommendations will require a collective, scholarly effort involving many education researchers and evaluators and many CUREs that are diverse in terms of students, instructors, activities, and institutional contexts.
In the long term, I will measure the success of this mission by the number of laboratories, companies, inventions, and, ultimately, cures that are accomplished by people who pass through this class.
We hope that this can be a model for others interested in developing and assessing CUREs that are designed to give all students graduating with a biology degree the experience of doing research.
So these articles play to this fear by reassuring us that there are treatments that work, and that there are cures that are effective.
So it clicked in my mind that when you read about old medicine or herbal medicine today, there are all these claims for cures that are romantic and fabulous".
I'm not so sure; psychiatry has been bedevilled over the last two centuries by "treatments" and "cures" that have subsequently been revealed to be significantly harmful.
Dr. W. is skeptical of biological explanations for mental disorders (like genes) and of chemical cures (that is, drugs), but he has let his patient pursue pharmacological treatments and other strategies.
Some STDs caused by bacteria, yeast, and parasites have "cures" — that is, medicines that can make the disease go away forever.
Set an end point, possibly the eradication of the walker threat – the "cure" that was dangled and then abandoned in season one – and work towards that.
The differences lie in the various cooking and curing procedures that are brought into play.
