Disease in sentence

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But for some reason, cancer cells, at least in a successful, progressive disease, tend to have more sialic acid than a normal, healthy cell would have.

I mean, that's an incredibly bold thing to say about a disease which we've been fighting for a long time and mostly losing the battle with.

When an immune cell snuggles up against a cancer cell to take a taste, it's looking for signs of disease, and if it finds those signs, the cell gets activated and it launches a missile strike and kills the cell.

Being a biology student, I had some prior exposure to disease, and being a fairly informed gay man, I had read a bit on HIV, so to me, it clicked that this was seroconversion, or as it's sometimes called, acute HIV infection.

We view this as a gay disease.

This is not a gay disease.

It's a disease we should all be concerned with.

And if any of you or anyone you know is dealing with HIV, or if you want to see what resources you have in your community, or just educate yourself more on the disease, here are some wonderful national sites that you can access and you are more than welcome to find me after this talk and ask me anything you'd like.

We've all heard the phrase "to see the forest through the trees," so I implore all of you here to really see the human through the disease.

Now, health span is the number of years of your life when you're free of disease, you're healthy, you're productive, you're zestfully enjoying life.

Disease span, the opposite of health span, is the time of your life spent feeling old and sick and dying.

So we had discovered something unheard of: the more chronic stress you are under, the shorter your telomeres, meaning the more likely you were to fall victim to an early disease span and perhaps untimely death.

Everywhere, people were dying and being killed, losing their lives from disease, overwork, execution and starvation.

These are just a few of the phrases that contribute to a disease in our society, and more specifically, in our men.

It's a disease that has come to be known as "toxic masculinity."

Once upon a time, there was a dread disease that afflicted children.

And along came a brilliant inventor, a scientist, who came up with a partial cure for that disease.

And the beauty of the second cure for this disease was that it could be used on infants and one-year-olds.

Until a particular mother, whose child had just turned two, died of this disease.

It's a true story about the United States today, and the disease I'm referring to is actually motor vehicle accidents for children.

I have phlebitis at the moment, in both legs, and that's the reason that I had to have a little help in getting up here, because I have Parkinson's disease in addition to that, and some other problems that I won't talk about.

Well, for more than 60 years, psychology worked within the disease model.

For example, if I feel unexpected pain in my body that I have not experienced before and that I cannot attribute, then all of a sudden, my mind might turn a tense back into heart disease or calf muscle pain into deep vein thrombosis.

But so far, I haven't been diagnosed with any deadly or incurable disease.

Especially in high-income economies like ours, a large fraction of deaths is caused by slowly progressing diseases: heart disease, chronic lung disease, cancer, Alzheimer's, diabetes, just to name a few.

But a disease is typically only detected once symptoms occur.

Because of this, there is a persisting need for new ways of detecting disease at early stage, way before any symptoms occur.

And as defined by the World Health Organization, screening is "the presumptive identification of unrecognized disease in an apparently healthy person, by means of tests ... that can be applied rapidly and easily ..." That's a long definition, so let me repeat it: identification of unrecognized disease in an apparently healthy person by means of tests that can be applied both rapidly and easily.

For the majority of diseases listed here, there's substantial scientific evidence suggesting that the disease could be detected by breath analysis.

If you have a disease, your organism will change, and so will the composition of your exhaled breath.

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