Sentence examples for true cure from inspiring English sources

I don't contemplate the fact that azathioprine increases my risk of lymphoma and liver damage — or that the only true cure for my disease is surgical removal of my entire large intestine.

Dr. Steven Deeks, professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, said if the reservoir never established itself, then he would not call it a true cure, though this was somewhat a matter of semantics.

Karen González said Germany had profited from the crisis, abandoned the EU's core principles and had "preferred patching things up than undertaking a true cure at the heart of these problems which are now suffocating countries like Spain, which could backfire".

A true cure, for example, would mean that an infected person has become virus-free.

"Of course we hope that there will be a true cure that comes along but this system can keep people safe until that happens.

There is no true "cure" for endometriosis, by the way.

True curing not only dries out meat but also profoundly alters its taste.

From oncology to infectious disease, it's becoming clear that multiple drugs attacking multiple targets are necessary for true cures.

Yet the case for individual privacy, confidentiality and anonymity in the context of a stigmatizing illness may be exceptionally strong, counterbalanced by a case for aggressive public health surveillance of severe illnesses without true cures (Burr 1999).

We continue to stay involved in raising awareness and research funding for DIPG and childhood cancer in the hopes that true cures are found and better treatments are brought to market.

Typically, these therapies are not panaceas, or true cures, but nevertheless significant therapeutic inroads have been made.