The infection is often relentless despite treatment, and even if treatment is apparently effective, relapse is common.
The church has often been accused of being relentless in its treatment of critics, but its leaders seem to have taken a more measured approach recently.
Readers React After decades of relentless psychosis, forced treatment was the only way that my mother was able to begin her path to recovery.
After two years of relentless and tortuous "treatment," Turing committed suicide.
Max Schneier, whose daughter's manic-depressive illness inspired him to wage a relentless crusade for better treatment for the mentally ill, died on June 17 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Dystrophic features are characterized by a rapid and relentless progression and conservative treatment is usually ineffective [2, 3].
As was the case with Gabriel Byrne's kindly and relentless therapist on "In Treatment," "The Affair" works from the assumption that we often don't understand our own motivations, let alone those of others.
Having metastatic illness is an emotionally isolating experience, and a lot of women I know tend to withdraw from others after metastasis because it is hard for others to understand our subjective experience...the experience of living life with an incurable, relentless illness with never-ending treatments.
And there are no treatments that stop its relentless and fatal course.
The Clemens apologists frothed at the mere hint that there is a double standard in the kid glove treatment of Clemens and the relentless flogging of Bonds.
Nine of these, including two patients with NMA, presented with relentless disease progression either during first-line treatment (seven pts), or following hepatic recurrence (two pts with NMA).
