Pluripotent stem cells promise innovative approaches for enduring diseases, including disease modeling and drug screens.
None have demonstrated irrefutable and enduring disease-modifying qualities, although the best available clinical evidence appears most promising for rasagiline.
Just forty-nine lived to see the end of the war, enduring starvation, disease, physical abuse, and exposure.
He seemed to be enduring his disease like a man riding a wild horse.
Despite signs of an onset of fertility decline in a handful of African countries (39, 68, 147– 149), the widening gap between fertility and mortality patterns within and across countries combined with the enduring prevalence of infectious diseases in the continent suggests that a new and different perspective is needed for understanding health and disease trends in Africa.
Genetic research differs from other biomedical research in that genetic background, while contributing to disease state, is not a temporary condition or a unique attribute of those with the disease, but rather an enduring set of information that is shared with family members, relatives, and even entire populations and communities to differing degrees.
The African continent, for example, only avails 3% of the world HRH, despite enduring 24% of the global burden of disease [ 3].
President Clinton urged Nigerians today to eliminate the taboos associated with AIDS in Africa, and to confront what he called the "tyranny" of the disease with the same resolve they showed in enduring decades of dictatorship.
The resolution and enduring relief of symptoms in patients with gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD) is an important treatment goal [ 1].
In the case of New York, there is the enduring mystery of how a city eternally plagued by drunkenness, filth, disease, violence and corruption consistently produced some of the great engineering marvels of the world.
