Monoclonal antibodies do not cure everyone who takes them, and they are not entirely free of side effects.
If physicians challenge their belief that they can cure everyone, they will identify a lot of people who are dying or at risk of dying.
"Clearly it doesn't cure everyone, but in those patients in which it works, it's a huge, huge thing," Dr. Bolaños-Meade Bolaños-Meade
In the latter film, Mr. Ruffalo, Orlando Bloom, Laura Linney and Juliette Lewis support the leading actor, Christopher Thornton, a paraplegic and friend of Mr. Ruffalo's, who wrote the script about a disabled faith healer and D.J. who can cure everyone but himself.
The 2008 crisis should have cured everyone of this fallacy, but anyone with a sense of history would realize that capitalism has been plagued with booms and busts since its origin.
It's like cholera: you may cure everyone, you may contain the epidemic, but if you don't clean up the water supply, people will soon get sick again.
Focusbook won't cure everyone — there's still Facebook's mobile apps and their attention-grabbing notifications — but it might make you aware just how much time the social network eats up.
One way to cure everyone's withdrawals?
Yes, we are not the biggest nation, but we know how to cure everyone; to reconcile the people of the world, and to resolve global conflicts.
Ideally, antimalarial treatment should cure everyone thus treated, so drug regimens must be sufficient to cure infections with all prevalent parasites in those patients with the highest parasite burdens.
