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Doctors will try to replicate the success of her case and see if aggressive treatment right after birth can "cure, " or if this is an anomaly.
CNN: HIV 'cure' in toddler offers 'global hope'
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But this is not enough for Julie Bailey, the woman who set up Cure the NHS after losing her mother at Stafford Hospital.
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After all, 50 years after the first clinical trial to cure tuberculosis, the disease still kills almost 3m people a year.
ECONOMIST: Trial and error
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However, like researchers still seeking an undiscovered cure for cancer, after having spent billions, any information that might lead to a solution deserves to be heard.
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The men volunteered to be "guinea pigs" at the government research base Porton Down after being told scientists wanted to find a cure for the common cold.
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Dan Chapple founded campaign group Cure the NHS Basildon in March after the death from a brain haemorrhage of his mother, whom he says was not diagnosed in time.
BBC: Essex
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The drug was marketed in the 1950s and 1960s as a cure for morning sickness but was banned after mothers who took it gave birth to an estimated 12, 000 deformed children world-wide.
BBC: Thalidomide victims want more cash
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After all, African traditional healing, often ridiculed in the West, have continued to offer some cure to the indigenous patients in the absence of scientific explanations or other modern, medical formulas or documented methods.
BBC: Most African societies associate a black cat with bad luck
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Repeat after me, say the educators: There is little wrong with education that more money won't cure.
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After decades of public service announcements, self-exam "buddy" reminders, and "racing for the cure" to raise breast cancer awareness, suddenly we find that all the effort and money dedicated to breast cancer screening for women under 50 actually saved "only" one life for every 1, 904 women screened while generating too many false positives, hundreds of unnecessary biopsies and excessive anxiety for healthy women.
WSJ: Are Doctors Screening Too Much for Disease?