Sentence examples for fatal cancer from inspiring English sources
Tobacco surely rivals arsenic as a progenitor of fatal cancer.
An increased risk of fatal cancer from exposure to ionizing radiation is a health concern for airline pilots.
David Brooks, the Times columnist, has called Palin "a fatal cancer to the Republican Party".
During 1972 Mao suffered a serious stroke, and Zhou learned that he had a fatal cancer.
Acute leukaemia is a rapidly fatal cancer potentially causing death within a few weeks, if untreated.
People with mesothelioma, a fatal cancer caused by asbestos, would receive $750,000 each under the bill.
It gives early warning signs -- abnormal cell changes -- for several years before an invasive and potentially fatal cancer develops.
Some doctors fear lawsuits if they do not screen and a patient develops a fatal cancer.
Over all, colon cancer is second to lung cancer as the most common fatal cancer in this country.
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) is the most common fatal cancer in people younger than 20 years of age.
If epidemiological studies clearly indicate that airline pilots as a group are at an increased risk of developing fatal cancer, perhaps other factors in addition to ionizing radiation are involved.
