Sentence examples for thwart disease from inspiring English sources

The Sacramento Valley has plenty of solar radiation, low humidity to thwart disease, heavy clay soil to hold water and pure-water irrigation from mountain snow runoff.

But Dr. Clarke was known in the United States chiefly as a figure in the battle to thwart Rh disease of newborns, short for rhesus hemolytic disease.

The best hope, he said, may lie in the biological equivalent of a "Hail Mary" pass — a wholly new approach that would combine gene therapy, stem cells and immunologic therapy to thwart the disease.

While poor countries struggle to provide even basic cancer care to women, wealthier societies like Israel and the United States are increasingly using sophisticated technologies to identify those at greatest risk in an effort to thwart the disease before it gets started.

These surface proteins are critical for infection and transmission, but when used in the vaccine, they teach the body how to make antibodies that can thwart the disease.

At Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Dr. Kevin Osteen has run animal tests linking the growth of endometrial lesions to an overabundance of enzymes called matrix metalloproteinases; blocking the enzymes might help thwart the disease.

Coffee plantations, which for decades have been located in areas cool enough to thwart the disease, can no longer thrive.

At the same UN event on Tuesday, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said efforts to thwart the disease have been a "disastrously inadequate".

But they've had far less success in developing therapies to thwart the disease before its symptoms of memory loss and confusion become evident.

She is joined by a growing group of Healthy Breast Educators and supporters who are devoted to the cause of uplifting and empowering women (and men) with information and strategies to combat and thwart this disease.

In addition, improvements in conventional cancer treatments can cure many cases of cancer, and new therapeutic strategies show promise of being even more effective in thwarting the disease.