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The university said Uga, a white English bulldog, had been found to have lymphoma but was responding well to treatment.

It said she was responding well to treatment, was ambulatory and was not suffering from a condition that was terminal within 18 months, the papers say.

When Annie's tests came back clear and we were told she was responding well to antibiotics for an infection, we started to eat.

Katie's parents said they believed that she was responding well to the antibiotics; Chelsey's family reported that the drugs are helping her as well.

After a light practice Sunday, he told reporters that his surgically repaired knee felt fine and that his body was responding well.

In Twitter posts in August, Amanda Tynes, the wife of Lawrence Tynes, disputed claims by the Buccaneers that her husband was responding well to treatment.

As well as autism, psychologists believed he had emerging psychopathic personality disorder, and he was responding well to treatment, the judge said: "It is too early to say how your emerging psychopathic personality disorder will develop".

Mr. Byrd's office said the 91-year-old senator, hospitalized more than two weeks ago for an earlier infection, was being treated with antibiotics and was responding well.

DK Sharma, medical superintendent of the state-run hospital in Delhi where the girl was being treated, said on Monday she was responding well to treatment and that her condition had stabilised.

The Department of Health said it recognised that the NHS was responding well to the health challenges posed by ageing because "doctors are working extremely hard and continue to provide a high quality of care in the face of rising healthcare demands".