This year, Susan Axelrod is the honorary co-chairwoman of Haddad brunch and will benefit CURE Epilepsy.
"We hope to engage them in a multidisciplinary collaborative effort for which there may be no greater benefit — curing the ill and saving lives," said Ragon, founder, owner, and chief executive officer of InterSystems Corp., a multinational software company based in Cambridge.
Mailer and Reich never met (Reich died, in federal prison, in 1957), but Mailer constructed his own version of Reich's signature invention, the orgone accumulator: a box, in which the adept sits, that is supposed to attract something Reich called orgone radiation — a mysterious life force that, among other benefits, can cure cancer.
Thus, he critiques a society that takes the benefits of cure for granted, even as he refuses to reject it absolutely; his first chapter begins: "I am alive today because of medical technology" (6).
However for the more common metastatic malignancies chemotherapy treatment frequently brings clinical benefits but cure is not expected.
Jokbal has a distinct flavour that's not for everyone, but its supposed benefits – including curing hangovers and preventing wrinkles – make it worth a try.
NOV. 16 -- Members of the cast of "Cabaret" will perform at a dinner at the Plaza to benefit the Cure for Lymphoma Foundation.
Genetic engineering will bring us incredible health benefits (including cures for cancers and AIDS), solutions for feeding an exploding world population and methods for cleaning up the environment.
It claims the economic models used by Nice are inappropriate and fail to consider the financial benefits of cures that free patients from ongoing medical care and in many cases may allow them to return to work.
Do the potential benefits of curing debilitating disease outweigh the cost of destroying these human embryos to obtain their stem cells?
