Sentence examples for disease existed from inspiring English sources

She had only recently discovered that myasthenia and Huntington's disease existed.

"I knew kidney disease existed, but I wasn't in tune with the risk," she said.

If a domestic form of mad cow disease existed, unrelated to British beef, it should show up in the surveillance, Dr. Gambetti said.

Until recently, it was assumed the disease existed as long ago as 10,000 B.C., when cattle were domesticated in the Indus Valley in what is now Pakistan.

His reputation was further damaged when it emerged last weekend that more than one scientist had informed the minister that cases of the disease existed in Germany, but that he had ignored the warnings.

A Russian public health official said cases of bubonic plague were registered in Kazakhstan every year, and the disease existed naturally in parts of Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Russia, Izvestiya reported.

Effective medicines to treat the disease exist.

Although the disease exists in Yellowstone, its federal jurisdiction allows Montana to call itself brucellosis free.

"It's very difficult to confront reality if you do not think this disease exists," Sister Anne said.

It's just that by acknowledging that the disease exists there are some things that we can appreciate.

Legislatures of disease exist in expert panels, practice guidelines and consensus papers.