Word: cures
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...liked running, was looking forward to settling down. I was ready to find someone and fall in love. All the pieces in my life were in place. All the pieces had now fallen apart, and no amount of psychotherapy could stick him back together again. Realistically, there is no cure, and this type of life is not acceptable...
Emphasizing prevention rather than cure...
...control of his body than he would have if the accident had occurred two or three years ago. Within hours of his injury, the football player received two new treatments -- one of them not yet approved in the U.S. -- that could help limit the damage. Although the drugs cannot cure paralysis, they may conserve enough nerve function to make the difference between confinement to a wheelchair and being able to walk with braces and crutches...
...regeneration, and are even talking, in very cautious tones, about the possibility of reversing paralysis. "There are potent new tools that could change the extreme statements often made by physicians, such as 'You'll never walk again,' " says Dr. Richard Bunge, scientific director of the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis. "That may all change -- maybe not within this decade, but certainly within the next...
Like mad scientist eager to test their new creation, the staff insists they have the cure to a disease which does not exist. Race relations is far from "Harvard's biggest problem," as the editors would have us believe. Overlapping bureaucracies and random graffiti (from an unknown and potentially non-Harvard source) are hardly symptoms of racial disharmony...