When the nation's pre-eminent breast cancer advocacy group, the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation, decided to stop most of its financing of Planned Parenthood in December, Komen's leaders hoped to quietly distance the foundation from a politically controversial organization that they feared was costing them support and donations, a board member said.
There is no vaccine and no cure; the only way to stop the virus is to prevent it or treat the symptoms if diagnosed early enough.
After curing, the vulcanized sheet was taken out of the mold and immediately cooled under tap water to stop further curing.
In this respect, his position echoes that of Peter Huber, who in his 2013 book, "The Cure in the Code," called on the F.D.A. to stop evaluating drugs as cures and start evaluating them as tools — "molecular scalpels, clamps, sutures, or dressings, to be picked off the shelf and used carefully but flexibly down at the molecular level".
Among the choices to be discussed, according to a briefing document the agency posted on its Web site on Tuesday, would be to eliminate use of the drugs for patients with certain types of tumors or for patients who still have hope of curing their cancers, or even to stop using the drugs among all cancer patients.
We are surprised at your claim that RNIB "refused to get involved in the debate on Avastin" (Drug firms urged to stop blocking blindness cure, February 15).
After two failed stem cell transplants for Hodgkin's lymphoma where the treatment almost killed me, I opted to stop trying to cure my cancer, deciding instead to live with it as a chronic, but terminal, disease at the age of 26.
Magnus pursues Worth throughout London to stop him from curing his daughter Imogene, who is meant to die in the timeline.
I'm not asking anyone to stop trying find a cure.
