By impacting on the whole process of radiotherapy (tumour definition, simulation, treatment verification), these new imaging technologies offer improvements in radiotherapy delivery with the potential for greater cure rates and a minimum level of treatment side effects.
We will see more trials of chemotherapy both cytotoxic and biological agents, for example, antiangiogenic agents, over the next 10 years, which will demonstrate whether greater cure rates are possible.
Christ is the great cure for a great sickness.
10) BATHHOUSE THERAPY A Russian tradition (and great cure for a hangover) is the banya, or bathhouse.
Enduring a similar ordeal in the next car, Sharon McHugh said, "It's a great cure for a hangover".
But birding is, I find, a great cure for jet lag: it gets me outdoors in the fresh air and sunshine, and helps me recalibrate my body clock.
Today, scores of small farms still raise traditional breeds like Saddleback, Tamworth and Oxford Sandy and Black – all of which make great cured meats.
He points out, for example, that America's great cure-all, democratisation, can actually increase instability and stir up xenophobia, as it has in Gaza, Russia and Iran.
This means challenging the belief that work is the great cure-all for life's ills and more value being placed on having a life beyond work.
(CSM) Burn it: Guns Before Butter; Anthrax 56 All Mod Cons, The Jam Polydor, 1978; chart position: 6 Punk, but with proper sentiment A great cure for homesickness: 13 songs stuffed with class hatred, petty violence, suburban frustration and a very English kind of romance.
