In general, the goal of treatment for a metastatic recurrence isn't to cure the disease.
To affect a cure the Fed must reduce the excess monetary liquidity in the marketplace.
We'll cure the infection, I tell them, and you will be completely all right.
Even if Pakistan does secure a new financial deal, it will not cure the economy's ills.
And if their constituents disagree with their views, then they use the political process to cure the problem.
They pick the least clever solution and spend the most money in hopes that will cure the problem.
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Julie and the rest of Cure the NHS had spent the past few years campaigning for this inquiry.
Ms Wright-Hogeland was eventually admitted to hospital where she spent 10 days receiving intensive treatment to cure the infection.
Even when it was known that penicillin could cure the disease, the men in the study didn't get it.
Putting money into the hands of those that do not have it will miraculously cure the recession or economic sluggishness.
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon took to television late Wednesday night, saying the country has enough medicine to cure the sick.
Typically, administrations cure the coaching problem by hiring a person who is the opposite of whoever got them in trouble.
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Until the public banks lose political support, new rules from Basel and Brussels will only half-cure the distortions in the German market.
It's a desperate attempt to cure the ills of the Tory party.
Ms Bailey started the Cure the NHS campaign group in 2007 following the death of her mother, Bella, 86, at Stafford Hospital.
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Despite the recent glut of criminal justice acts, Mr Blunkett still thinks politicians can cure the courts and reform those naughty lawyers.
Also, the cost required to subsidize the research needed to cure the illnesses we have is shrinking as the Medicare reimbursements get cut.
But this is not enough for Julie Bailey, the woman who set up Cure the NHS after losing her mother at Stafford Hospital.
But the ultimate goal is a two- to three-pill cocktail that could replace interferon and cure the vast majority with few side effects.
Julie Bailey, whose mother Bella died in Stafford hospital, spearheaded the campaign Cure the NHS which demanded the government hold a public inquiry.
I'm not sure it would be worth more in the short term, but that's part of the cure the patient needs--a little radical surgery.
Staff at Stafford Hospital say things have greatly improved in the past five years - although Cure the NHS is still to be convinced.
Much of it would go to paying off lawsuits against the tobacco companies, for anti-smoking programs and funding research to cure the diseases it causes.
No wonder EU leaders are struggling to cure the sovereign-debt crisis.
This biotech in a sleepy office park may hold the key to better crops, more efficient biofuels and drugs to cure the most elusive diseases.
The drugs currently available are approved for use only in people in late stages and do not slow or cure the progression of the disease.
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That's where oncology has a better opportunity to cure the disease.
But she knows campaigners from Cure the NHS are not persuaded.
It doesn't cure the cancer but has kept it at bay for almost five years, without the severe side effects and clinic visits of regular chemotherapy.
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