The word "incurable" is a form of surrender used by someone who has not yet discovered, or perhaps assembled, the research to show that a disease can be brought into remission. Diseases can look incurable for a long time, not because we haven't found a method, but because there are alternate movations for groups to use the word.
Someone who has a disease that is "incurable" but then gets cured runs into a dilemma. That person is competing with all of the authoirty from sources that cited the disease could not be cured. No longer could they have had this disease from which they were cured because society will no longer let them have the illness. Someone might state, "If the disease is incurable you never had the illness in the first place, it must have been something else." This person loses their authoirty that they have had an illness because they have been cured or even worse, abandons treatement just because a critical perspective makes a positive outcome look impossible. Whats worse is that the culture looses the ability to document what brought it into remission.
For most diseases, treatment requires more than just taking your pills. If you lose that positive vision that the disease can be cured, that attitude itself can influence behaviors that promote recovery. To call any disease "incurable" is unethcial no matter how far away technology is away from actually curing the disease. Why? Calling the disease incurable influences that surrender and the discoveres required to cure the illness.
Individual genetic variations, or IVs, can influence an individual's susceptibility to certain diseases by affecting how their body responds to environmental factors and pathogens. These variations can impact the functioning of specific genes and proteins, potentially increasing or decreasing the risk of developing certain diseases.
No organism is completely immune to all diseases. However, certain organisms have better defenses against specific diseases due to their immune systems and other adaptations, such as certain plants, insects, and extremophiles.
Epidemiology is the scientific study of diseases in populations, including investigating patterns and causes of diseases within specific geographical areas. It helps in understanding how diseases spread, identifying risk factors, and developing strategies for prevention and control within a particular region or community.
Flies can transmit certain bloodborne diseases such as malaria and trypanosomiasis by acting as mechanical vectors, carrying the pathogens from one host to another. However, they do not transmit blood diseases like HIV or hepatitis, which require direct contact with infected blood.
Plum trees can be prone to certain diseases such as plum pox virus, brown rot, and powdery mildew. Proper care and regular inspections can help prevent and manage these diseases to keep plum trees healthy.
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A medical Researcher is a person who researches diseases viral, non-viral, curable, and incurable diseases. like Leukemia .
Cancer, Tumors, Leukemia,etc. The ones where you will die if you get them. they are mostly incurable. Look it up MORON!
Yes, diseases is the correct spelling when referring to more than one (plural).Example: There are many diseases in the world.If referring to just one (singular), the correct spelling is disease.Example: He has an incurable disease.
Chronic is the word that describes an illness/disease that is either incurable or something that has to run it's course, whether long term or recurring.
I would most probably say that I work with patients that have severe diseases. Some of them may have incurable diseases and some may die in the course of their hospitalization.
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The diesease she is dealing with is incurable.
Incurable cancer is a cancer that can't be cured.
Euthanasia exists because there is people that have incurable diseases and cannot live their life suffering that way so they choose to die by the hand of doctors