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"The timing is right to apply exome sequencing for the discovery of disease-related genes, " she said.

In 2 patients with a neuropathologic examination, there was no evidence of a neurodegenerative disease.

Heart disease requires a truly comprehensive approach to care, the kind you will find at the Heart Center at Huntington Hospital.

Unfortunately, AD is difficult to diagnose, especially early in the disease course, and a definite diagnosis is possible only postmortem.

Disability, disease, and injury have become the figures by which aesthetic beauty is often recognized.

The disease could have been there for weeks, but the true nature of the spread in those countries may take some time to emerge.

Virtually all the surface proteins involved in immune cells' recognition of disease have been identified and named.

You may want to see a periodontist -- a dentist who specializes in gum disease -- if your gum problems persist or seem to get worse.

Toxic shock syndrome reflects the most severe form of GAS-related disease and is often associated with fasciitis or myositis.

The short newsy piece is often pegged to scientific journal reports, government announcements, or disease outbreaks.

There was no preceding history of trauma, inflammation, or any other scrotal disease.

Mahong Lee father was informed that the disease hard to save their own newsji ben Hankow, prescribedma fu xiang died on his way to Peking.

The next day, they saw the pictures again but half were given the drug propranolol, a beta-blocker commonly used to treat heart disease.

Yes, drinking red wine may significantly decrease the risk of heart disease, but white wine may be just as protective, at least in rats.

The Samadhi have no illusion that common people feared, not to mention that they cause disease and lead you into a way of evil.

Adrenal cyst is a rare disease entity, especially that of sufficient size to be detected clinically.

"The number of people with the disease is so huge that if even a fraction get liver cancer it is going to be huge, " he said.

He looked at these breakdown products, called metabolites, in human urine to see if he could find any links with heart disease.

Should I continue receiving harsh treatment for my disease, or should I just pack it in and call it a life?

As well as being used for taking photographs, X-rays are also used for treating diseased parts of the body to kill the disease.

The Saracens say that this disease is Gods vengeance against the vanity of our kingdom.

Doctors today shine lasers into the body to gather images or to treat disease by attacking cells.

Malaria is an extremely complex disease that has been causing deaths and social disruption since the beginning of recorded human history.

And with our hyper-consumption of those animals producing greenhouse gases and heart disease, kindness might just be a bit of a red herring.

Varicella is a common infectious disease; it is usually benign and self-limited, and complications are believed to be rare.

She said doctors can't give her a reliable life expectancy and regardless she plans to fight the disease as hard as she can.

There has never been a documented human case of such brain disease linked to consumption of U. S. beef.

Doctors say it is possible, but unlikely, to contract a human form of the disease by eating meat from infected animals.

Diagnostic testing is designed to more definitively answer the question of whether or not a person has a disease or condition.

The Health Department of South Africa Tuesday denied that the death of a South African woman this year was the result of mad cow disease.

it is a chronic skin disease and the priest shall pronounce him unclean. He is not to put him in isolation, because he is already unclean.

The longer a woman smoked, the greater her heart disease risk was compared with that of a man who had smoked for the same length of time.

By contrast, he said, nearly one million Americans a year die of heart disease and strokes.

Although surgery is not always a cure, it is often the best way to stop the spread of disease and alleviate pain and discomfort.

He said he had heart attacks and developed the disease diabetes.

As Molly Ball of The Atlantic pointed out, Mr. Romney "described conservatism as if it were a disease. " Indeed.

The company had said in October that it was switching to a new soybean oil believed to be less likely to cause heart disease.

As there strange mark on the X-ray plates taken of the mummy, doctors been trying to find out whether the woman died of a rare disease.

Zhang Chuanwen: China used to criticise the "urban disease" of the west, but now it seems to be suffering from the same affliction.

Fourth, the plastic waste is still very easy to carry bacteria, spread of disease.

And the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention summed up, in a paper released at noon ET, the state of the epidemic today.

Few farmers had training in para-veterinary skills, and did not always see the linkage between disease and winter time grazing.

Up to now , aged malignant hematonosis is still an uncurable disease , the therapeutic efficacy is not so satisfaction.

The doctor is often more to be feared than the disease.

There was no case of cytomegalovirus infection or post transplant lymphoproliferative disease.

The latest study, published in Nature, links a group of small molecules produced by the body to the aggressive form of the disease.

It could also help with medical rehabilitation for people after a stroke, people with Parkinson's disease, or to help them overcome phobias.

"It has shocked the community, " Farah says. "We never saw such a disease in Somalia. We do not even have a word for it. "

Thanks to the love and encouragement of her mother, she finally defeated the disease and faced the disability bravely.

People who develop chronic lung disease are more likely to be shorter in height than the general population, researchers say.

The women who went for medical help said the intensity or frequency of the symptoms made them feel they might be related to heart disease.

During such a shift, the biology went from a state of ageless unity and honor to one of dishonor or aging, disease and deformity.

Up to now , doctors have been able to do very little to treat this deadly disease.

It would be a shame to lose our Dutch system and treat birth in a medical way as if it is a disease.

So far, animal tests indicate that such a vaccine could prevent severe disease, although you might get a mild case.

Parkinson 's disease is not the end of life , but the beginning of a new life !

For the disorders it covers, the test is at least as accurate as common single-disease tests, the company says.

husband: doctor , would you please treat disease of my wife? She sings and dances round the clock , sometimes just like an actress .

"It seems to trigger worse problems in people with heart disease rather than cause it, " said the GP.

In the general population, this brain-wasting disease is usually not found until people are over the age of 65.

Known as a "fatty liver" , this condition is often associated with diabetes and heart disease risk, regardless of your shape.

And, in fact, as I've done a little bit of research on this, this disease does affect boys, males, more than women or girls.

It seems that the etiology of PBC is still unknown at this point, but studies indicate that there is an immunological basis for the disease.

Some people believe that depression is an imaginary disease and that it'spossible to think yourself into feeling depressed and down.

Although her disease has affected her eyesight and forced her to the sidelines of the dance floor, she refuses to fall into self-pity.

Water was thought to carry disease into the skin; pores nicely clogged with dirt were a means to block it out.

The Saracens say that this disease is God's vengeance against the vanity of our kingdom.

I did not know much about cancer then, but I had heard that it was an incurable disease.

At least some patients present with extrahepatic manifestations even in the absence of a clear clinical presentation of hepatic disease.

The author present a clinical case of a HIV patient in which the first manifestation of the disease was a pulmonary embolism.

It had to do with death and disease and lots of other things -- I was a little prone to depression.

It is often found in people with acid reflux disease and itself increases the risk of cancer.

When fatigue appears as a symptom of a disease or illness you may need chemotherapy or rest to get out of it.

This seems to be a great disease in Europe during the doctor costume. . . Half an hour later, another man bent down in a trash can above.

Alzheimer disease is the most common cause of dementia, but it is often used as an umbrella term for several conditions causing dementia.

AIDS, acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, is usually a fatal disease which leaves the body unable to ward off infection.

When she was in London, she had already heard of this disease.

Scientists understand that Alzheimer's disease is characterised by a build up in the brain of a protein called amyloid beta peptide.

She starred in a film about schizophrenia, where she was an aspiring architect who developed the horrible disease.

The cause of psoriasis is unknown, although it appears to be an autoimmune disease with a likelihood for genetic predisposition.

In some contexts it can be used to refer to any sort of occlusive vascular disease anywhere in the body, except the heart.

Twilight concentrates much more on a. . . kind of, you know, like vampirism being a sort of disease.

It means that though the cough is a very common disease, it is not easy to be grasped and treated.

The survival rate for pancreatic cancer is so low because the disease is often not diagnosed until its later stages.

The science of the disease was delicately interwoven with descriptions of his 'intense sense of fellow-feeling' for the patients.

He said there was no evidence so far that mountain lions were susceptible to the disease.

This disease later came to be known as AIDS, but at first it had no name and puzzled everyone, including the doctors.

CAPD patients were compared with a control group without cardiovascular disease ascertainment that did not include subjects with diabetes.

According to the lawsuit, Cornett became physically and mentally ill, worried that he might have exposed himself to disease.

I intend to forgive those ancestors who sat in the dark lotus of the guru and experienced dark dreams of disease or other life travesties .

When she was in London, she had already heard of this disease.

Scientists understand that Alzheimer's disease is characterised by a build up in the brain of a protein called amyloid beta peptide.

She starred in a film about schizophrenia, where she was an aspiring architect who developed the horrible disease.

The cause of psoriasis is unknown, although it appears to be an autoimmune disease with a likelihood for genetic predisposition.

I said you wouldnt understand but let me tell you its the worst disease in the world.

It is possible that by the time the disease is diagnosed, the cancer may have already spread significantly.

In some contexts it can be used to refer to any sort of occlusive vascular disease anywhere in the body, except the heart.

Twilight concentrates much more on a. . . kind of, you know, like vampirism being a sort of disease.

It means that though the cough is a very common disease, it is not easy to be grasped and treated.

The survival rate for pancreatic cancer is so low because the disease is often not diagnosed until its later stages.

It is possible that by the time the disease is diagnosed, the cancer may have already spread significantly.

Cholera is not the only disease where environmental factors could be used to predict future outbreaks either, says Colwell.

In some contexts it can be used to refer to any sort of occlusive vascular disease anywhere in the body, except the heart.

Twilight concentrates much more on a. . . kind of, you know, like vampirism being a sort of disease.

It means that though the cough is a very common disease, it is not easy to be grasped and treated.

The survival rate for pancreatic cancer is so low because the disease is often not diagnosed until its later stages.

The science of the disease was delicately interwoven with descriptions of his 'intense sense of fellow-feeling' for the patients.

He said there was no evidence so far that mountain lions were susceptible to the disease.

This disease later came to be known as AIDS, but at first it had no name and puzzled everyone, including the doctors.

CAPD patients were compared with a control group without cardiovascular disease ascertainment that did not include subjects with diabetes.

It means that though the cough is a very common disease, it is not easy to be grasped and treated.

The survival rate for pancreatic cancer is so low because the disease is often not diagnosed until its later stages.

The science of the disease was delicately interwoven with descriptions of his 'intense sense of fellow-feeling' for the patients.

He said there was no evidence so far that mountain lions were susceptible to the disease.

This disease later came to be known as AIDS, but at first it had no name and puzzled everyone, including the doctors.

CAPD patients were compared with a control group without cardiovascular disease ascertainment that did not include subjects with diabetes.

According to the lawsuit, Cornett became physically and mentally ill, worried that he might have exposed himself to disease.

I intend to forgive those ancestors who sat in the dark lotus of the guru and experienced dark dreams of disease or other life travesties .

"I expect that we will see additional cases, and I expect that the spectrum of disease will expand, " he said at a news conference.

The Fa-Wu has character of promoting wind and provoking qi, thus easy to cause disorder of QI-blood which has side effects against disease.

This disease later came to be known as AIDS, but at first it had no name and puzzled everyone, including the doctors.

CAPD patients were compared with a control group without cardiovascular disease ascertainment that did not include subjects with diabetes.

According to the lawsuit, Cornett became physically and mentally ill, worried that he might have exposed himself to disease.

I intend to forgive those ancestors who sat in the dark lotus of the guru and experienced dark dreams of disease or other life travesties .

"I expect that we will see additional cases, and I expect that the spectrum of disease will expand, " he said at a news conference.

The Fa-Wu has character of promoting wind and provoking qi, thus easy to cause disorder of QI-blood which has side effects against disease.

And I'm going to be talking, to begin with, as I said, about diarrheal disease organisms.

The bottom line of all these reports was that supplements of vitamin E could not be relied upon to protect against heart disease and stroke.

However, with the advent of molecular diagnostic methods, the role of viruses in foodborne disease outbreaks is beginning to be understood.

Inflammation is not only occasionally the cause of disease, but it is often a mode of cure.

And I'm going to be talking, to begin with, as I said, about diarrheal disease organisms.

The bottom line of all these reports was that supplements of vitamin E could not be relied upon to protect against heart disease and stroke.

However, with the advent of molecular diagnostic methods, the role of viruses in foodborne disease outbreaks is beginning to be understood.

With any of the above article is suffering from exam anxiety, and how much under the applicable section number of the "disease" severity.

Inflammation is not only occasionally the cause of disease, but it is often a mode of cure.

Hepatitis B is often also called a "silent disease" , because many infected people never realize that they have it.

However, one of the most prominent figures in wiping out the deadly, disfiguring disease is in favor of destroying all remnants of it.

If the resistance that disallowed the Well-Being to begin with is not released, it will show up in the form of another and another disease.

The discovery was one prerequisite for the current understanding of the biology of the disease and its antiretroviral treatment.

Now, a new genetic test may be able to pick up the disease with a simple blood sample from the mom-to-be.

However, one of the most prominent figures in wiping out the deadly, disfiguring disease is in favor of destroying all remnants of it.

If the resistance that disallowed the Well-Being to begin with is not released, it will show up in the form of another and another disease.

The discovery was one prerequisite for the current understanding of the biology of the disease and its antiretroviral treatment.

Now, a new genetic test may be able to pick up the disease with a simple blood sample from the mom-to-be.

It was the next easiest disease to eradicate, but it was so much more complicated than smallpox.

In a pilot study of women in the early stages of breast cancer, Dr. Levy found the disease recurred sooner among the pessimists.

Two or more people were occasionally buried together if they died in an accident or during times of disease, Formicola said.

Estimates are that the disease kills at least one hundred thousand people a year.

Police sources said recruits died of disease and weather-related accidents, but they did not attribute any of the deaths to mistreatment.

And after all this the LORD smote him in his bowels with an incurable disease.

Two or more people were occasionally buried together if they died in an accident or during times of disease, Formicola said.

Estimates are that the disease kills at least one hundred thousand people a year.

Police sources said recruits died of disease and weather-related accidents, but they did not attribute any of the deaths to mistreatment.

And after all this the LORD smote him in his bowels with an incurable disease.

Hunting, loss of habitat and disease are decreasing chimp numbers and it's hard to figure out how much of a factor SIV is, he said.

Feigenbaum had confessed, he said, to suffering from a disease which periodically drove him to murder and mutilate women.

He was very outspoken about freedom and doing what you want, and he took on a fan who had a rare bone marrow disease as a personal crusade.

In the case of a painful incurable disease, the patient is advised to commit suicide, but is carefully tended if he refuses to do so.

That "might be a useful tool" for figuring out the cause of a disease, malformation, or even a behavioral trait.

Conclusion Senile chronic obstructive lung disease complicated by spontaneous pneumothorax is often a threat to life.

He was very outspoken about freedom and doing what you want, and he took on a fan who had a rare bone marrow disease as a personal crusade.

In the case of a painful incurable disease, the patient is advised to commit suicide, but is carefully tended if he refuses to do so.

That "might be a useful tool" for figuring out the cause of a disease, malformation, or even a behavioral trait.

Conclusion Senile chronic obstructive lung disease complicated by spontaneous pneumothorax is often a threat to life.

but Mila did not know how to offset the outcome in the physical of the disease stepping down into form.

The disease worsened and for the last years of his life he was completely deaf.

There was no evidence for a strong association between moderate alcohol consumption and HF without antecedent coronary artery disease.

Or perhaps they were simply sceptical of any attempt to predict the economic impact of the disease.

The British Heart Foundation said the findings supported the link between deprivation and heart disease risk.

I am not fully convinced that this study answers the question of whether high testosterone is protective or detrimental for heart disease.

I am not fully convinced that this study answers the question of whether high testosterone is protective or detrimental for heart disease.

With red-rimmed eyes and ashen cheeks, he looked like a man from a public-service announcement about liver disease.

An old, old man the disease is usually composed of prostatic hyperplasia of the disease to complications.

One day, B in a newspaper to see a written essay, a call to ask the disease.

When symptoms emerge, the patient is often already in an advanced disease stage where the central nervous system is affected.

Scleroderma, an autoimmune disease, tends to afflict middle-age women and can affect many parts of the body, inside and out.

The disease infected her eyes, and she became blind.

"There is no proper teaching on how alcohol can be dangerous, so no one knows alcoholism as a disease, " he said.

If you feel hungry it is okay, eat But if you think about food continuously then it is an obsession and a disease.

By testing those chemicals against disease-causing bacteria, drugmakers look for individual molecules that might have therapeutic potential.

Coronary CT testing is often marketed as a screening test for heart disease risk.

Stage I disk disease produces mild pain and is usually self-correcting in a few days.

you may also see stars. what i'm trying to tell you is you have a wasting disease.

Inadequate water element leads to a sticky waste management system in which toxins build up to a point of creating disease.

In two years, cervical cancer has gone from obscure killer confined mostly to poor nations to the West's disease of the moment.

Cardiovascular disease refers to any disease that affects the heart and blood vessels, including stroke.

the methods used to assess an infection by America's Centres for Disease Control and Prevention lag an outbreak by a week or two.

All that added weight leaves them at risk for a variety of healthproblems, including diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease.

But he said the "cultural imperialism" imported from the West "is saying 'no, it's for enjoyment, and pregnancy is almost a disease. '"

secret overjoyed and grateful for the disease, a study of the matter when people face reflected in Greek.

This case demonstrates that this species should be considered a potential pathogen in patients with no underlying disease.

If the find holds up in humans, it could be an inexpensive and relatively safe tool to help control the disease, they say.

" I feel As if all my loved ones are trapped in a burning building, dying of diseases like diabetes and heart disease, " he says.

First, there may be unknown factors common to both sleep and heart disease -- factors the researchers did not know to measure.

After all, the last thing you want is to have an unplanned pregnancy or to catch a disease from your partner.

But just because Wiersma had a name for her disease didn't mean that she was in the clear.

"We are just beginning to understand biological networks and how they relate to disease, " Dr Inouye said.

She was only 53, and had kept close the details of the precise nature of her disease.

Based on its virtues, it is often used to diagnose the disease of fatty liver.

But- I know not what to say- the disease is what I seem to know, yet know it not.

CF is an inherited disease characterized by an abnormality in the body's salt-, water- and mucus-making cells.

To be declared a pandemic, Besser said, the virus must be new, cause severe disease, and transmit easily enough to be sustained.

Vitamin E deficiency is often associated with the disease.

They chose the parts of the coveting that appeared to cause the strongest reaction in the body's defence system against the disease.

A year of chemotherapy put the disease in remission but it returned when Georgia was pregnant with her first child.

The disease occurred in adults, its long duration, symptoms stubborn, difficult short-term treatment effect, it is not easy to cure.

The laboratory serves as 70% of the information that's used for a patient to be treated for disease.

The fact that this disease can affect premenopausal women experiencing menstrual dysfunction is less commonly known.

The global market for TB diagnostics is more than twice that of the market for drugs used to treat the disease.

Child asthma is a lung disease that involves the breathing tubes (airways) that allow air to go in and out of the child's lungs.

WD is a drug-treatable hereditary disease, which is rare. However without reasonable treatment, outcome is often fatal.

Most have paid a few hundred dollars for tests on only a few genes, to see if they are likely to contract a specific disease.

Diego died, unable to breathe, and Lamptey and his wife Gloria later lost another child, Lisa, also at four months to the same lung disease.

BACKGROUND: Measles is usually considered to be a childhood disease.

The disease is often first noticed at an age of 6 months, because the baby is not progressing developmentally .

Not long ago John lost his wife, Janet, to cancer. God knows she was a fighter, but in the end the disease won their eight-year battle.

It's not my fault that I have this disease and I'll be damned if I'm going to let it kill me, or anyone else I can keep away from it.

Parkinson's disease, the second most common neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer's, is often treated with amantadine.

As the disease progresses, fins become easy to peel off scales, mucus secretion increased, making the fish's muster.

You know, I don't think Joe Biden's going to catch swine flu, but it's pretty obvious he has a case of foot-in-mouth disease.

For the rest, like an autoimmune disease, the curse undermines the ability of a country to build defences against it.

Investigators have figured out a way in which they hope to look for a "marker" of disease inside the body.

He told me that she had been therefor a while and that she had a special disease, I asked if she would beworriedif he was a bit late.

"We want them not to be the exception, but to be the majority of patients with this disease, " she said.

A doctor once told me about one of his out patients who suffered from the disease of eloquence: "Please sit down, " the doctor told him.

In 1935, one of the founders of modern genetics, JBS Haldane, studied a group of men with the blood disease haemophilia.

I started taking it about a week ago. I had a skin disease that would turn my skin red and my skin would flake off. Now it's almost healed!

I provided factual information on rates of promiscuity and disease infection which had been previously published in scholarly journals.

Schistosomiasis, a parasitic disease transmitted by aquatic snails, also seems to be affected by climate.

It had been proven that animal's airframe immunity capacity and disease resistance can be increased with astragalus polysaccharides.

It had been proven that animal's airframe immunity capacity and disease resistance can be increased with astragalus polysaccharides.

The Californian conference also heard details of a laser-based eye test that could pick up the disease when damage is still at a minimum.

There has been a long-standing need for a book with a unifying concept on the cutaneous manifestations of this disease.

Since that she has congenital heart disease after the family sold the only pig and cattle, for her to seek medical treatment.

Studied in Orthopedic Surgery Hospital of Beijing for a year, master the old bone disease diagnosis and treatment.

assured me that I wasn't going to die, but that I'd have to manage this disease for the rest of my life.

But the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control warned much of the rest of Europe was also beginning to see increases too.

The occurrence of a disease in a particular locality may indicate the etiology and nature of the disease.

Spread of the disease may result from the failure of the hygiene barrier at any one of a number of such a point.

Traction of cervical vertebra is still considered as one of the main therapies of this disease.

Traction of cervical vertebra is still considered as one of the main therapies of this disease.

Until recently, Anopheles, the mosquito that spreads malarial parasites, has been seen by those trying to eradicate the disease as a target.

Surgery is often used to obtain a tissue sample to diagnose Castleman disease.

We seem to have a disease in the Java world: overengineering solutions by trying to make them as generic as possible.

He told me that she had been there for a while and that she was a victim of Alzheimer's Disease.

Heart disease is the leading killer of men and women in Europe, the United States and most industrialized countries.

She herself exulted: "People are no longer worried about catching the British disease. They are queuing up to obtain the new British cure. "

AIDS was the first disease to be considered by the General Assembly a decade ago.

But he said: "If somebody already has cardiovascular disease then it might just tip them over the edge and trigger a heart attack. "

She used to enjoy a healthy and active life as other happy children but a disease has snatched away all that she used to have.