Sentence examples for least treatable from inspiring English sources

This hemorrhagic type of stroke has a high death rate because it is the least treatable form.

Glioblastoma (GBM) is the least treatable type of brain tumor, afflicting over 15,000 people per year in the United States.

Avastin, already widely used to treat other types of cancer, is leading a pack of new drugs that look promising as treatments for brain cancer, one of the deadliest and least treatable forms of cancer.

Health officials expressed frustration at a news conference this month, stating that many cases are preventable or at least treatable, and yet death and infection rates have continued at "historically high and unacceptable levels".

One of the most common, and least treatable, adult leukemias could be made less threatening, thanks to a new therapy reported in the 1 August issue of Blood.

However, pathologic assessments of tumors over time have found the particularly aggressive, and least treatable, triple negative (ER, PR and Her2Neu negative) or basal breast cancer molecular subtype to be common in Asian Indians [ 38, 56].

As with Wilson's disease, the disorder appears at least partially treatable.

Ten of the subjects had at least one treatable acute rejection (ISHLT grade ≥2R; AR) within the first six months post-transplant while 16 did not (NR).

Participants 330 patients with a recent clinical manifestation of atherosclerosis in the coronary, cerebral, or peripheral arteries and with at least two treatable risk factors not at goal.

Men aged 50 75 years and women aged 55 75 years, with an estimated SCORE 10-year cardiovascular risk of cardiovascular mortality ≥5% [ 15], at least one treatable risk factor (smoking, hypertension, lack of physical activity or overweight) and without history of CVD, diabetes mellitus, thyroid dysfunction or an estimated life expectancy <2 years, were randomised at patient level into two groups.

Men aged 50 75 years and women aged 55 75 years without a history of cardiovascular disease or diabetes, but with a SCORE 10-year risk of cardiovascular mortality ≥5% and at least one treatable risk factor (smoking, hypertension, lack of physical activity or overweight), were randomized into two groups.