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There were worrying reports on Friday of wounded people who could not be treated because of inadequate medicines or equipment.

Keloids can be difficult to treat, because of the risk of a new keloid developing in the treated area.

Many of the children are approaching their teenage years, and the potentially deadly disease they carry is difficult to treat because of Libya's poor medical infrastructure.

This week, Merrick Pet Care of Amarillo, Tex., recalled 248 cases of its Doggie Wishbone pet treats because of potential contamination with salmonella.

Rabbis say the problem is especially hard to treat because of the shame that has long surrounded mental illness among Orthodox Jews.

Yesterday's announcement, made in a memo sent to employees, is a shift for Coca-Cola, which is being sued by eight current and former black employees who say they were unfairly treated because of their race.

"For someone so handsomely paid to make the argument that he was unfairly treated because of his race is absurd, especially from someone who seemed to be running away from his own racial identity for decades," Mr. Levy said.

Thirty-two patients were treated with DrotAA and 26 were not treated because of formal contraindication.

Malnutrition has to be detected and treated because of its negative effects on morbidity and mortality.

Importantly, it does not shy away from how they were initially dismissed and treated because of their race and gender.

Only nonpainful teeth that had been treated because of a necrotic pulp and periapical inflammatory lesion were studied.