Sentence examples for difficult diseases from inspiring English sources

"These are turning out to be very difficult diseases," said Dr. Neil Risch, professor of genetics and statistics at Stanford University.

"We've already tackled the easy diseases, so we're getting progressively further and further into more difficult diseases, where vaccines are extremely difficult to develop," Mr. Reilly said.

It has a partnership with Decode Genetics Inc., a company that uses genealogical records in Iceland to unravel the genetic basis for difficult diseases.

Ironically, the notorious thalidomide is making a comeback, as it turns out to be an effective agent against several extremely difficult diseases, including leprosy and multiple myeloma.

Biochemistry, sometimes called clinical chemistry or chemical pathology, has contributed to the knowledge of disease, especially in the field of genetics where genetic engineering has become a key to curing some of the most difficult diseases.

"We are excited to support them in their extraordinary vision to change how difficult diseases are treated".

"This is a very difficult disease.

This is a very difficult disease to contract.

We're finding this is a difficult disease to treat".

"This is frequently a very difficult disease," Dr. Brawley said, "but the outlook for someone who has early stage pancreatic cancer can be very good".

"Nearly 10,000 people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer each year in the UK and it remains a very difficult disease to find and treat," he said.