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Cure This medicine should cure you of your cold.

I knew there was one cure: penicillin.

Nutrient deficiency is not easy to cure.

There is no radical cure for cancer.

Yet patients want and expect cure and recovery.

Coca Cola can be used to cure Jellyfish stings.

If you have insomnia, try my simple cure.

There's nothing wrong with you that reincarnation won't cure.

The best cure for boredom is hard work.

Islet stem cells transplantation is a novel way to cure diabetes mellitus.

DISCLAIMER: This article is not intended to treat, prevent, or cure any ailment.

They can expel insects, get rid of the humidity, help digestion and cure inner heat.

He postulated that a cure for the disease will have been found by the year 2000.

Doctors cannot effect a cure if the disease has spread too far.

Objective to study tarragon soup whether has the role to prevent and cure pregnancy induced hypertension syndrome (PIH).

It's the same as black people, who seem to be more at risk of sickle cell disease than white people but you're not going to attempt to cure 'blackness' to cure sickle cell.

She also claimed to have healing powers, and would often prescribe herbs and spices to cure diseases and ailments.

More of the same will not cure the hardship, anxiety and discouragement it has imposed on the American people.

So imperfect was this so-called cure that the death rate attributed to diabetes actually went up.

The cure for this lies in admitting the part of sane and quiet enjoyment in a balanced ideal of life.

And while people clamor for drugs that will cure their ailments, they often don't bother with vaccines — until, that is, a serious epidemic approaches.

Tanning is a cure for death because it boosts self-esteem and self-esteem helps counter the psychologically threatening aspects of mortality.

The bile, taken from the bears' gall bladders, is used in some Chinese medicines that claim to cure eye and liver ailments.

Ever since the first human stumbled across the first herb that aided in healing, humans have been on a quest to cure disease, and heal wounds.

That means we all have an incentive to determine the nature of the pathogen as quickly as possible, isolate the victims and work toward a cure.

Items, such as the ones on blindness and drug-resistant forms of tuberculosis, remind us of the power of public health, and of partnerships, to prevent, treat, and cure.

Because Ron Paul is one of the few men in public life who truly understands the problem and is willing to fight to cure it, it is truly a pleasure for me to write the preface to this booklet.

There is a misconception that any autistic person who advocates for support and acceptance instead of cure must be "high functioning" (see Controversy 5.) and not actually be disabled by their autism.

If the main (or only cause) of your bad breath, however, is the amount of tobacco you inhale or the booze you ingest, the only real "cure" will be to greatly reduce or eliminate these substances.

Scientific optimism after the second world war led a leading American oncologist, Sidney Farber, to talk in 1962 of the underlying “singularity” of cancer, and to postulate a “universal cure”.

By measuring goaf gas concentration distribution in 3205 working face of Taopinggou coal mine, we initially identified gas concentration distribution rules in coaf of room and pillar working face, therefore provided scientific basis to prevent and cure gas accidents of goaf in such working face.

There is a cure for those who have this kind of ailment: take some time out and go among the masses, learn what they are thinking about, see what they are doing, and find out their advanced experience and spread it.