Sentence examples similar to untreatable harm from inspiring English sources
The service, based in a small Victorian church in central Colchester, has challenged the notion that those with the diagnosis, who tend to exhibit recurrent self-harm and substance misuse, are untreatable.
77 Furthermore, there may be benefits to 'knowing' about a diagnosis even if there are no immediate treatment implications 89; and there may also be harms (as with a progressive, untreatable disorder such as Huntington's disease).
Physicians should inquire about IV vitamin C use in patients with cancer, chronic, untreatable, or intractable conditions and be observant of unexpected harm, drug interactions, or benefit.
The cancer is virtually untreatable.
"These are untreatable infections.
Narcissists, Freud later wrote, were nearly untreatable.
He had an untreatable brain infection.
A biopsy showed an untreatable cancer..
A biopsy showed an untreatable cancer.
Life-threatening diseases could then become untreatable.
