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treatable
adjective
Able to be treated; not incurable or intractable.
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The word 'treatable' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is an adjective that describes something that can be treated or cured. An example sentence using 'treatable' could be: "Fortunately, her condition is treatable with medication and lifestyle changes."
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The first Speaking Book, voiced by South African actress and celebrity Lillian Dube, was called Suicide Shouldn't Be a Secret and focused on how depression is a real and treatable illness, encouraging people to get help when they need it.
Although the majority of PCOS symptoms are treatable, a lack of awareness surrounding the illness means that plenty of women who are diagnosed are still unaware of the implications.
Such helpers are often B vitamins, and the diseases were often treatable with large doses of the appropriate vitamin.The enzyme damage in these diseases is similar to that induced by oxidation, so Dr Ames suspects that its effects, too, can be ameliorated by high doses of vitamins.
It may be that if she were allowed to act on her dotty ideas, she would die, while chemotherapy may save her (Hodgkin Lymphoma is one of the more treatable cancers).
Though the letters had been a big nuisance, resulting in the closure of all congressional office buildings and the House of Representatives, some of the cases of infection which had been detected had produced little more than treatable skin sores.But the recent developments have rekindled anxieties.
Public hygiene is poor and many treatable diseases linger.
France-bashing in America and America-bashing in France are so routine as to be treatable for most purposes as background noise.
Silicon smarts ReprintsIn recent experiments carried out by Chiara Conti and other members of Dr Bensimon's team, molecular combing was used to identify a genetic defect responsible for cancer of the kidney, which is notoriously difficult to diagnose in its early (and therefore treatable) stages.
Grading cancer cells into "indolent" and "aggressive", and hazarding an opinion about whether they spell a treatable condition or an untreatable one, has remained the realm of the human expert.But not for much longer, if Daphne Koller, a computer scientist at Stanford University, and her colleagues have their way.
Her modern-day followers sometimes take this literally.Their children occasionally die of preventable or treatable diseases.
Like breast cancer, cancer of the prostate is treatable if caught early enough.
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