"No other remedy exists to cure this misconduct".
In this way, even though effective treatment now exists to cure leprosy, discrimination is a major impediment to early diagnosis and treatment.
In the text, the supervising nurse (Sister Anderson, she of the "stainless steel heart, easily sterilized of emotion") cautions the new probationary nurse who is being flirted with by staff, "This hospital exists to cure accidents, not cause them".
The patient will die without a treatment that in fact exists to cure her.
With new antiviral medications coming into the market, the potential now exists to cure 90% of hepatitis C cases, but pricing is a growing concern.
Like a fractional but growing minority, Chambers has put his faith in cryonics: the process of preserving the deceased at sub-zero temperatures, with the hope that the technology will one day exist to revive and cure them.
This, however, doesn't stop Britons from spending over £500m annually on cold, cough and sore throat "remedies", none of which will actually cure a cold, but exist to make us feel a little bit better.
Why has it taken us centuries to be able to cure fatal diseases that existed in the Middle Ages?
"Someday, when historians look back on this period in our country's history -- a time when the medicine existed to greatly prolong life and cure the afflicted, but millions still went uninsured and untreated -- those historians will ask, 'What took them so long?' " Mr. Gephardt is hardly alone among the Democrats who have endorsed universal health care.
While no cure exists to date, glucocorticoids (GCs) are commonly prescribed to control asthma symptoms [ 5, 6].
