Sentence examples for manageable illness from inspiring English sources

New treatments turn H.I.V. infection from a death sentence to a manageable illness.

Antiretroviral therapy (ART) has rendered HIV-1 infection a manageable illness for those with access to treatment.

"It's not a manageable illness if you are not housed," said Terri Smith-Caronia, director of New York City policy for Housing Works, an advocacy group that promotes AIDS awareness.

Frustrated by what it asserts is the pharmaceutical industry's lackluster effort to cut drug prices, South Africa is championing the law, which would give the health minister the authority to produce or import, at much lower prices, generic versions of the patent drugs that have made H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, a manageable illness in the West.

But, angry as I am, I also understand that her generation dismisses HIV as "manageable illness".

The doctor called it a common and manageable illness affecting some 1 in 5 women in India.

To that end, the administration is overseeing a pilot program with the city's public hospital system in which people with chronic but manageable illnesses enter a "wellness" program for treatment of their illnesses.

The images in his project "Against All Odds" are a searing reminder that while in other parts of the world AIDS is increasingly becoming a manageable, chronic illness, it remains a ferociously deadly disease among the Papuans.

Yet, we are making significant progress in converting metastatic cancer from an acute fetal disease to a manageable chronic illness, and even in some scenarios provide continuous remission without ongoing treatment, e.g. kidney cancer [1].

From our chats, it became even clearer that HIV had very quickly become a manageable chronic illness for those who had access to and took their medications.

Some doctors are worried that easier-to-take HIV drugs might be partially responsible for the recent uptick in infections as more people view the disease as a manageable chronic illness.