Such misleading allegations typify the voter-fraud campaign, because it's really a cure for which there is no disease.
Apropos of the recent and groundless panic over immunizing the population against a rumored epidemic of swine flu: "Our government has finally come up with a cure for which there is no known disease".
With home prices having raced ahead 22percentt last year, economists and professional investors treated the central bank's action, reducing its benchmark rate to a 48-year low of 3.75percentt from 4percentt, as a cure for which there is no known disease.
It was founded on the proposition that "like cures like", for which there is no evidence, and since this involves treating patients with toxic substances that can poison them, a second law was invented, the law of infinitesimals.
This is crucial at a time when the palliative care field is expanding to include not only those facing end-of-life situations but all individuals receiving treatments that relieve difficult symptoms of illnesses that are not easily cured, or for which there is no current cure.
For example, based on the experimental data obtained on wind speed and sunlight exposure time as concrete curing conditions, for which existing studies are lacking, this study predicts durability performance using Bayesian probability.
The Italian pig breeding industry is mainly devoted to the production of high quality Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) dry cured hams for which pigs are raised until they reach about 160 kg live weight and appropriate fat coverage of the hams is required [ 2, 3].
People worry that scientific research will lead to "cures" for homosexuality (which is an odd worry to have if you don't believe in the "born this way" argument).
This has been experienced by clinicians who claim cures with antibiotics for which resistance has been reported by the laboratory.
There is no known cure for Ebola, which begins with symptoms including fever and sore throat but then escalates to vomiting, diarrhoea and internal and external bleeding.
