The melodies and harmonies and cadences of a Beethoven symphony never cured an illness.
Companies say their products are legal as long as they do not make a specific claim to curing an illness.
You might cure an illness, or develop a revolutionary framework for understanding how people move through buildings.
There is a sense of moral outrage at the imposition of a neoliberal medicine to cure an illness caused by the same neoliberal policies.
Various kinds of masks demon masks, medicine masks, spirit masks were worn by shamans as they danced to draw into themselves the spirit being addressed, in order to cure an illness or otherwise affect daily life.
Mr. Roberts said, "We think the F.D.A. is learning that quality-of-life issues are very significant, rather than just curing an illness, and people are willing to accept some level of risk in order to have a better quality of life".
"There needs to be legislation to stop these snake oil salesmen". The ASA's investigation found that 150 Cease therapists breached advertising guidelines that adverts must not falsely claim a product is able to cure an illness or dysfunction.
The recent plethora of drugs that cure Hepatitis C bear this out: When Gilead put out Sovaldi at a list price of $84,000, the brunt of the media attention was not on the amazing accomplishment of curing an illness that had heretofore been incurable absent a liver transplant, but on the enormous cost.
It could be a desire, such as wishing someone would treat you better, pushing to make a project be successful, yearning for a certain kind of partner, or wanting to cure an illness.
Hospices typically do not perform treatments that are meant to diagnose or cure an illness, and they do not seek to hasten death or, primarily or unduly, to extend life.
(In this study medicinal use was defined as used to cure an illness, while a tonic use was primarily to promote general health and well-being).
