Sentence examples for bring cancer from inspiring English sources

We've been campaigning for years to bring cancer services to the hospital and so this is a huge win for us as a community.

'Another concern is the use of cosmetic tanning salons...and lack of adequate information provided to customers about the health risks.' The Conservatives yesterday accused the government of failing on its promise in 2000 to bring cancer treatment up to the best in Europe.

These are scary numbers: $87bn is 183 times our annual income - enough to provide all our 3,000 doctors, scientists and nurses with the equipment, infrastructure, state-of-the-art facilities and back-up support they would ever need to bring cancer under control, both in Britain and the developing world.

These technologies include electrochemical sensors, paper-based microfluidics, and other kit-based diagnostic methods that can be adapted to bring cancer detection and diagnostics to more remote settings around the globe.

Let's bring cancer to every American.

PITBULL HAS BEEN SENDING HIS PRIVATE JET TO PUERTO RICO To bring cancer patients back and forth to the U.S. [HuffPost].

It is also what brings cancer patients together.

For example, one of the technical hurdles that stands in the way of bringing cancer genomics to patient care is the way cancer samples are made.

Appropriate patient selection, clinical trial design, immunologic monitoring, and appropriate endpoints are all essential to the efficiency and success of bringing cancer vaccines from conception to clinical use.

This brings cancer pathology into the 21st century and has the potential to be an awesome thing for patients and their clinicians.

Where families could be relied on to rally around sufferers from breast and prostate cancer, tension surrounded those with tobacco-related illness, who were perceived as having brought cancer on themselves.