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Discover Ludwig"permanent cure" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when talking about a medical treatment that permanently eliminates a condition or problem. For example, "The doctor prescribed a permanent cure for my headache."
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A permanent cure?
They want a permanent cure for feelings of loneliness.
There is no known permanent cure for apnea.
All hope to find a simple, permanent cure.
The prevalence of autoimmune disorders is increasing steadily and there is no permanent cure available.
With both drugs taken together, a permanent cure rate of about 25percentt was achieved.
Apart from dying, there is, to date, no permanent cure for wrinkles.
Immigration is not a permanent cure (immigrants grow old too), but it will buy time.
The early diagnosis, molecular explanation and permanent cure of this devastating and baffling disease have not yet been completely deciphered.
Those who have relapsed after successful treatment have a chance of receiving a permanent cure of greater than 50percentt.
"This research could provide the groundwork to a permanent cure that could save millions," Andrew S. asserted.
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