Sentence examples for treatable because from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organization has warned that the world is moving toward a post-antibiotic era in which many infections would no longer be treatable because of the overuse of antibiotics.

Patients in Iran are dying of treatable diseases because of shortages in life-saving medicines.

I met mothers whose children had died from easily treatable illnesses because they didn't have access to the basic healthcare that would have saved their lives.

She said that animals were euthanized for treatable problems because the facilities are overcrowded, underfinanced and pressed to create vacancies for new animals.

Among them, unfortunately, are the stories of children and adults who died of treatable diseases because they shunned conventional medicine for hocus-pocus.

"Fear of Insurance Trouble Leads Many to Shun or Hide DNA Tests" ("The DNA Age" series, front page, Feb. 24) is a tragic indictment of our current private "health" insurance system, which inhibits Americans from using advances in medical science that can predict their risks for many potentially treatable illnesses because they fear they will lose their ability to obtain medical insurance.

People shouldn't have to die from treatable diseases because they can't afford to get treatment.

Patients in Iran are dying of treatable diseases because they cannot find banks that will allow them to pay for medicines only available on the international market.

Early diagnosis is important because some of the manifestations such as those related to uric acid are treatable, and because early recognition facilitates carrier identification for family counselling.

And real people have paid the tragic price -- like 32-year-old Florida mom Charlene Dill, who died after she wasn't able to afford care for a treatable heart condition because she fell into Florida's Medicaid gap.

Radiological education for breast screening concentrates on the diagnosis of invasive cancers at small size when the tumour is fully treatable [ 2], because this is the situation in which screening has an impact on mortality for some women.