Cancer researchers are desperate to raise the number of patients who go into remission, to prolong those remissions, and to ultimately prevent relapse.
As for Sloan-Kettering, it would like its money -- $16,429.23 for all services -- from anyone, and has sued Mr. Burke, who is in remission, to get it.
We agree with William Julius Wilson (Op-Ed, April 12) that equalizing institutions, like public education and unions, are needed to reduce income inequality, but the patient is still gravely ill and there is little remission to celebrate.
(Ms. Scheel is Ms. Harden's real-life daughter.) They are so close that early in the movie Indigo persuades her mother, whose cancer is in remission, to bare the scar from her mastectomy.
After Yongle died, his successor offered a tax remission to relieve the economic oppression of the previous reign, observing that many fathers had sold their daughters, and husbands their wives, to pay their taxes.
Blood sugar monitoring, pills, excersize, and a change of diet can put the disease in remission to where no meds are required.Brian Glover.
Based on our study results and those of others, [27, 30] we question whether it is appropriate to discontinue onabotulinumtoxinA after only 3 months of remission to EM.
Prediction models for episodes have so far considered covariates correlated with symptom severity, treatment complexity, or remission to predict long-term outcomes (Busch et al. 2012).
Then, amazingly, he held on to his remission to meet my son 20 months later.
Current guidelines recommend continuing antidepressants for four to six months after remission to prevent relapse.
Thanks in large part to the work of the CDCN ― and Fajgenbaum's personal research ― he is currently enjoying his longest remission to date, a little over three years.
