They describe their role as supportive, including support concerning patients' struggles in accepting the incurable nature of the disease.
It is possible for the people to agree to appoint magistrates in spite of the incurable human attraction to the proximal good even when smaller than a remote good, because this predilection only takes effect when the lesser good is immediately at hand.
In view of the incurable nature of multiple myeloma, overall survival (OS) has traditionally been considered to be the major endpoint for a single line of treatment.
His mother ended up in the ward for the incurable at the psychiatric hospital called Bedlam.
Inflammation and fibrosis are well-defined mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis of the incurable Laminin α2-deficient congenital muscular dystrophy (MDC1A), while apoptosis mechanism is barely discussed.
His posthumous collection, Les Derniers Vers ("The Final Verses"), poignantly expresses the anguish of the incurable invalid in nights spent alone in pain, longing for sleep, watching for the dawn, and praying for death.
Moreover, when treating the enormous masses of tumor tissue found in the otherwise incurable patients, collective activities that threaten other organs have to be applied.
Just a glance, and she would know how much this moment meant to him, to be competing again, to be playing baseball, even with the incurable disease in his system.
The scientists showed that blocking a protein "receptor" that regulates the activity of the microglia can prevent the progression of the incurable condition in laboratory mice with a form of Alzheimer's.
Fox, who was diagnosed with the incurable condition in 1991, went on to say that he was "pretty sure" that Williams' support and fundraising for his Michael J Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research far predated the comedian's own prognosis.
