Significats de curable disease en anglès

Results: Seventy-one patients were identified of whom 63 had potentially curable disease.

Careful observation after the resection of perihilar cholangiocarcinoma is mandatory to detect this potentially curable disease.

The analogy of global warming to a curable disease was central to the discussions at the meeting.

But a curable disease may become incurable.

New drugs developed during the 20th century turned the "white plague" into a curable disease.

Systemic diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) is a potentially curable disease using current regimen of immunochemotherapy.

According to Almac, one in eight women develops breast cancer, and most are diagnosed with early curable disease.

Mwamjengwa has cervical cancer -a highly preventable and highly curable disease that few die from in Europe these days.

Effective loco-regional as well as systemic treatment options have rendered breast cancer a curable disease for the vast majority of early-stage patients.

What would you think of a physician who saw men suffering from a curable disease and did nothing to alleviate their sufferings?

Conclusions: Prospective screening of patients at high risk for the development of HCC increases the proportion of patients diagnosed with potentially curable disease.

Infant mortality is appalling, water kills and so do far too many curable diseases.

Millions of people die of easily curable diseases every year because patent-protected drugs are too expensive.

People are dying of curable diseases.

The condition of health of the Indian and the prevalence in the tribes of curable diseases has been exploited recently in the press.

Not so very long ago the disease was regarded as practically fatal; now it is classified as one of the eminently curable diseases.