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Achilles Heel: John just loves to be the hero, meaning he could be easily tempted into a potentially fatal dangerous situation.

Chicago made the trade after Curry refused to submit to a DNA test to rule out a potentially fatal heart condition .

Until that day in 2008 when he was diagnosed with a potentially fatal bone cancer, Bruce Feiler had been living a seemingly charmed life.

The potentially fatal complication is called haemolytic uraemic syndrome (HUS).

Loaded for Air: Keeping the wings on your airplane means flying within the envelope to avoid potentially fatal structural loads.

That will still leave the American authorities with a dilemma if the losses prove potentially fatal.

The move represents a potentially fatal blow to the deal, which must be approved at a shareholders' meeting on Wednesday in Brussels.

Lupus is a potentially fatal disease. It develops when the body's protector cells stop differentiating between healthy cells and bacteria.

It may trigger a rare, but potentially fatal, disorder known as Reye's syndrome.

Overexertion without a compensatory reduction in insulin can result in potentially fatal insulin shock.

The condition is a painful and potentially fatal inflammation of the lining of the abdominal cavity often caused by infection in an organ.

Cerebral malaria is a rapidly progressive, potentially fatal complication of Plasmodium falciparum infection.

The prompt recognition of hypophysitis as a potentially fatal condition is important, as a life-saving treatment is available.

It has also expelled aid workers, bringing potentially fatal consequences for refugees in war-torn Darfur.

Infertility increases the risk that a man will develop the aggressive, potentially fatal form of prostate cancer, a new study suggests.

Meningococcal disease is potentially fatal and should be viewed as a medical emergency.

Microbiologists have shown that mice with the right mixture of bacteria survive a potentially fatal infection that causes diarrhea.

Unlike hepatitis B and C, hepatitis A does not develop into potentially fatal chronic hepatitis or cirrhosis.

a debilitating and potentially fatal disease characterized by a progressive narrowing of blood vessels in the lungs.

This potentially fatal disease was most often detected in dogs from Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, Texas and South Carolina.

Blanco says that platelets are doubly destructive in lupus, ramping up autoimmune attacks and producing potentially fatal clots.

Meningococcal disease is potentially fatal and should always be viewed as a medical emergency.

Pet owners are at an increased risk of getting infected with the potentially fatal MRSA infection through dogs and cats, say researchers.

Medical doctors recommend visualization to patients with chronic and potentially fatal illnesses.

People who receive a transplanted kidney are at risk of developing potentially fatal premature cardiovascular disease.

Another calamity occurred in 1988 when he was diagnosed with two potentially fatal brain aneurysms.

Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is a potentially fatal breathing disorder, yet is widely under-diagnosed.

They also substantially reduce the risk of potentially fatal cardiovascular diseases.

This fine sword, made by combining a Balanced Sword and Poison, ensures that every swing is a potentially fatal one!

However, all NSAIDS, including naproxen, increase the risk of potentially fatal bleeding.

Prescribers should be aware that potentially fatal myocarditis may develop early after the commencement of clozapine.

The results confirm previous data on the potentially fatal risks of a drug that has been widely used since 1999.

Uterine atony, inversion, and rupture are potentially fatal events that may occur in pregnancy.

Eating food from a bulging can, however, could be potentially fatal because the swelling could signal bacterial contamination.

Until Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928, almost any little bug that someone picked up was potentially fatal.

But about 10% of infected people develop active, potentially fatal TB disease, most commonly in their lungs.

Melioidosis is a potentially fatal infectious disease of humans.

Vitamin K can stop bleeding, but large doses can cause a potentially fatal thrombosis .

A new study finds that men who drink a lot of coffee are less likely to develop potentially fatal prostate cancer.

Anthrax - a potentially fatal human disease - is caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis.

He and other doctors noted a surge in leishmaniasis, a potentially fatal infection passed to humans by sandfly bites.

Electric shocks can cause a person's heart or breathing to stop, can also cause burns and are potentially fatal.

Yet many of us still grow teeth for which there is no room, with potentially fatal consequences.

Barotraumas of the colorectum caused by high-pressure compressed air are rare and may cause potentially fatal outcomes.

But potentially fatal blows to Israeli-Turkish relations have landed in the past few weeks.

60% of housing is infected with potentially fatal black molds.

Excessive use of alcohol can lead to addiction, traffic accidents and potentially fatal medical problems.

It can cause a dangerous, and potentially fatal, reaction called hypertensive crisis.

If untreated, it can lead to potentially fatal dehydration.

It is estimated there are over 60, 000 cases of potentially fatal blood clots in the UK each year caused by deep vein thrombosis.

this shot gives protection against several potentially fatal canine diseases all at the same time

It can cause Reye's syndrome, a potentially fatal disease, in this age group