Examples of using Curable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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are only partially effective, identifying at best only 50% of patients at a curable stage of their cancer.
This renewed interest in prevention has, in turn, reminded the medical profession of other incurable and curable STDs that could profit from the same measures.
or severe, but curable disease.
are responsible for impotence, and it is very often eminently curable.
making skin cancer the only type of cancer that is almost always detectable in its early, curable stages.
Why do millions die every year from avoidable and curable diseases when science,
some people just aren't curable.
be present near the skin surface even curable skin diseases may take weeks to resolve.
die from preventable or curable diseases and conditions, including HIV/AIDS,
told me that when they viewed the cells under a microscope the doctors started crying because it turned out to be a very rare form of pancreatic cancer that is curable with surgery.
other bacterial STDs became curable in the 1950s, condoms were mainly used as contraceptives,
because it turned out to be a very rare form of pancreatic cancer that is curable with surgery.
fifty children under the age of five will have died from easily curable illnesses.
seeing children dying of measles or in agony from easily curable appendicitis made me reject all the anti-modernization nonsense that some nostalgic intellectuals put forward.
to live with a chronic condition currently not curable, however, quality of life can be substantially improved.
it is important to diagnose and treat these rare tumors because they cause a potentially curable form of hypertension.
yet curable problem.
girls below 5 years of age caused by illnesses that are practically always preventable and curable and who die at the appalling rate of over 30 thousand every day, 21 every minute, 10 each 30 seconds!
it is established in the case-law that‘if a curable or incurable illness' entails a limitation corresponding with the definition above, such an illness can be
the Court starts by explaining that the concept of‘disability' must be interpreted as including a condition caused by an illness medically diagnosed as curable or incurable, if that illness entails a limitation which results in particular from physical,