Peggy Orenstein's cover article "Staying Clean" drew praise from rehab providers and former users confirming that, as reported, there is no quick fix in treating addiction and no guaranteed cure.
Yes, there is financing for pilot schemes that might eventually generate some savings, and, yes, a new independent board of experts will be tasked with identifying possible cuts, but to conflate these initiatives with a guaranteed cure for cost inflation is to fall victim to wishful thinking.
As noted above, sleep, water, and time are the three things that are a guaranteed cure for a hangover.
But an improved outlook for charter schools is not a guaranteed cure-all for bad schools.
I've also been told that the 100%-guaranteed-cure-for-cancer-that-the-pharmaceutical-and-health-care-industries-and-the-government-do-not-want-you-to-know-about is: Green tea.
Of course, understanding the cause does not guarantee a cure.
No, I can't guarantee a cure, but I'd recommend evidence-based treatment any day over the magnet that purportedly draws out cancer cells.
There is growing evidence for the idea that long-term intravenous antibiotics in infected nonunion does not guarantee a cure and is associated with high levels of antibiotic and catheter-related complications [23].
In other words, we, as a society and as individuals, need to understand that getting on the right medication does not guarantee a cure for depression.
Though finding the match doesn't guarantee a cure for Devan, his doctors say he now has a good chance at a successful transplant later this summer.
