The cure can feel worse than the disease.

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Though most of us feel dis-eased around disease, colloquial English proffers a sparse vocabulary for the expression of embarrassment, fear, anxiety, grief or sorrow.

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It may not cure their disease, or heal their wounds, but it does make them feel part of the inner circle of healthcare where they have a constitutional right to be!

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At the present time, we know that in the United States there has been one fatal case of this disease, and therefore we feel it doesn't warrant panic.

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But despite prostate cancer being the second leading cause of deaths among men, with a life lost to the disease every six minutes, it is a taboo subject for many men, who can feel too embarrassed to mention the condition.

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Independent tests on European money conducted by a team of scientists at Oxford University in December 2012, revealed that the average banknote contains 26, 000 bacteria, enough germs to make you feel nauseous, and possibly even spread disease.

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