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By the age of 29, many people had degenerative arthritis.

But even in the such patients, he said, the degenerative process might resume.

He died of degenerative heart disease, a family spokesman said.

To me, this is degenerative politics, if that's a word.

Many of the children with degenerative diseases need regular medical care through the day.

This had become a degenerative condition due to a fall early in his career.

Is a cancer a degenerative change which arises from some other disease?

Degenerative tears are most common in people from age 40 upward.

All these are degenerative diseases of the central nervous system.

The theme park has no such problem of degenerative authenticity.

He had long been afflicted with a degenerative brain disease.

He died of a degenerative nerve disease on Jan. 19.

This process, he has argued, is the cause of many degenerative disorders.

Is it the first sign of a degenerative cognitive decline?

The cause was degenerative heart disease, the company said.

He developed a personal interest in the subject, and conducted private research on degenerative diseases from 1995 to 1999.

Other degenerative feedback techniques are easier to design, and should be used.

The continual brutality around me was degenerative in its effect.

His wife, Eulalia, 71, came down with a degenerative disease 12 years ago.

After the first six months, degenerative aging is reversed until well past seven hundred years.

All the mice became ill with the degenerative brain disease.

These studies suggest that the disease is both heterogeneous and degenerative.

Later she suffered from a degenerative disease and was forced into early retirement in 1947.

The consequences of this irreversible degenerative disease are above all human.

He suffered from a degenerative neurological illness in later life.