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Still, they offer hope for those struggling with a grim disease.
Among these was a rye fungus called ergot, known principally as the cause of a grim disease called St. Anthony's Fire, which resulted in gangrene and convulsions.
In our training, it's very common to begin suspecting you've got some grim disease, as you learn more and more about what 'can go wrong.' The fact is that we can get contaminated by fear.
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Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is a grim, heterogeneous disease with limited treatment options despite its enormous global impact as the third leading cause of cancer death worldwide [ 1].
Future studies to determine the optimal CTC isolation technology, cut-points by assay and population, and methods for single-cell CTC molecular characterization are essential to develop CTCs as a clinical biomarker as well as a research tool in this grim, complex disease in urgent need of new biomarkers and therapeutic targets.
Why does the whole thing end with a coda that on the surface could be a memory of childish things, but is far more likely a musical transliteration of the hum and clatter of hospital machines, the faceless whirring and bleeping that are the grim accompaniments of disease, decline, and death in medical institutions - sounds that Shostakovich was already familiar with at this stage in his life?
It is a grim, violent and disease-ridden world, they say.
Amid all the grim drawbacks of climate, disease, illiteracy and ethnic division, bad and corrupt government is still by far the biggest.
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