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Re "A Cure That Can Be Worse Than the Illness" (Personal Health, Sept. 11): In 2005 a doctor prescribed Tequin (gatifloxacin) for a sinus infection.
This, in turn, places practical limits on the concentration of photoinitiators, and consequently, limits the degree of polymerization and depth of cure that can be attained [7 11].
Similar views are shared by the microcredit pioneer and Nobel Laureate Professor Mohammed Yunus (2003:171) who contends that "microcredit is not a miracle cure that can eliminate poverty in one fell swoop.
There is also no reliable test of cure that can be used to monitor the effectiveness of treatment in chronic CD patients [ 13].
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The sick often rely on the Internet to search for advice on symptoms and cures that can turn out to be unreliable.
For example, magic drug is a card that can cure any disease.
And if we don't go at the root of the thing and cure that, how can you blame the user?
At present, there are no therapeutic options that can cure the disease, so elimination of the whole MM population is not possible.
It is not touted as a cure, but one that can lead to significant improvements in the ways that patients handle conventional cancer treatment.
Patients with asthma and researchers share the ambition to achieve a cure for asthma that can only be achieved by disease modification.
Kingsley dismisses the run-of-the-mill cures that you can find in any newspaper, since they omit 'all that vast, vague, awful, shimmering metaphysical superstructure that makes a hangover a [fortunately] unique route to self-knowledge and self-realisation'.
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