The phrase 'get cure' is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you might say "find a cure" or "seek a cure". For example: Scientists around the world are working hard to find a cure for cancer.
"Cancer patients no longer either simply get cured or die.
If it was a drug, he'd have to go to Campaigning Anonymous to get cured.
HOSPITALS are supposed to be places where people go to get cured.
"The aim is not to get high, the aim is to get cured".
"By rescuing him we're giving him the chance to get cured if anything is wrong".
It made people think that maybe if you went to the hospital you might not get cured".
She added that she had heard of Bachchan's admission of having TB in the past: "If he could get cured, I can also get better".
But there is another way to get cures: applied research, when you have a specific practical goal and you work towards it single-mindedly.
"But all the doctors advised us to do what we've done, because there's a good chance that it could get cured that way".
"I was lucky that it was something I could get cured, and it was not an injury like other athletes have," Loroupe said.
To see how humans can get cured.
