Sentence examples for cure include from inspiring English sources

The diseases and syndromes for which embryonic stem-cell research holds out the promise of treatment or cure include diabetes, chronic heart disease, end-stage kidney disease, liver failure, cancer, Parkinson's, spinal-cord injury, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's, and birth defects — a stunning catalogue of human misery that, by itself, constitutes an argument that ought to be conclusive.

New approaches to eradicate HIV infection, or at least to achieve a "functional cure", include the depletion of persistent infection, improvement of the immune response and the disruption of latent infection (Chun et al., 2015).

Meanwhile, other diseases were added to those circumcision was believed to cure, including epilepsy, syphilis, tuberculosis and cancer.

His proposed cure includes the usual conservative course of cutting back on Medicare and increasing self-reliance to "reinvigorate" the unemployed.

One of current efforts in the search for an HIV cure includes disrupting GC formation, thereby reducing HIV reservoirs.

While some mutants are interested in the cure, including the X-Men's Rogue, many others are horrified by the announcement.

In total, all six cases required removal of prosthesis for cure including four after failure of medical therapy alone.

It is the right of every child to be protected from diseases to which there is no cure, including polio,' said Barbara Reynolds.

Nevertheless, there are now many interventions that might provide a cure, including early ART (Persaud et al., 2013; Saez-Cirion et al., 2013) and drugs that essentially shock the virus out of hiding (Archin et al., 2012).

Our criteria for radiographic AVM cure included only patients in whom a frank obliteration was documented on DSA or, alternatively, on MRA in those unable or unwilling to undergo catheter angiography.

The advantages of autoclave curing include that compressive strength equivalent to that of 28 days of normal curing can be achieved within 24 h under autoclave curing, less drying shrinkage, elimination of efflorescence, and better resistance to sulfate attacks (Kołakowski et al. 1994; Menzel 1934; Mindess et al. 1981; Neville 1973).