Sentence examples for possibility of cure from inspiring English sources

Stem cell research offers the possibility of cure to many medical conditions that are financially dragging us down.

For example, rapid biomedical development and the new possibility of cure can change the patient's treatment course, regardless of a prior directive.

We spend too much time detecting new symptoms and debating not the possibility of cure, but the very real chance that their appearance signals a final solution.

Diagnosing and treating cancer at its early stages ideally during the precancerous phase could significantly increase survival rate with the possibility of cure and prolong survival.

Ovarian cancer is usually diagnosed at an advanced stage, rendering the possibility of cure unlikely.

Thus, NETs have often metastasised by the time of diagnosis and the possibility of cure by surgical removal of the primary tumour is unlikely.

It may be annoying, but it does offer the possibility of curing what ails him.

In the Fenland bedlam where Merivel takes refuge, he sees the possibility of "curing" some of the lunatics.

In contrast to the euphoria at the 1996 meeting in Vancouver, where scientists spoke about the possibility of curing AIDS, here they have said that such hopes are unfounded until new and improved weapons are found.

Obama's supporters believe that his life story and the angle of vision it affords him hold out the possibility of curing the harm they would say we have done to ourselves through our indifference to the views of others and through the insularity of a president who seems so incurious about the world.

Surgery can be used to treat pancreatic cancer, but, given the poor prognosis of the disease and the unusually high number of complications associated with pancreatic surgery, it is usually reserved for cases in which there is a reasonable possibility of curing the disease.