serious disease

Or there is no effective treatment for a serious disease.

Another focus of our attention should be how to treat this serious disease.

You just need to take action now, before your high cholesterol results in more serious disease.

It should be a top priority to deal with a serious disease.

This is a serious disease that may lead to disability and death.

It's really quite a serious disease and I was appalled.

What if the child will develop a serious disease, like Huntington's, later in life?

Madam President, cancer is a serious disease among the population.

So influenza can be a very serious disease for people 65 and older.

They help keep your child from getting serious diseases that can cause harm or even death.

Even when they had serious diseases, the progress was slower.

"I can only make an analogy to a serious disease like cancer," he added.

Because of serious disease, he went into disability pension in 1976.

Such a complex procedure is not likely to be used except for serious diseases.

At some point in time, the dead bodies are going to start to create a serious disease issue."

He had overcome a very serious disease with strength and dignity.

When children see their doctors, they are usually put through several tests to rule out more serious diseases.

It has been known to cause serious disease in immunocompromised patients.

But it does call for some care, because salmonellosis is a very serious disease.

In some cases, fertility problems can signal a serious disease - including cancer.

"But as you know, lately people from your department have become ill with serious diseases."

If you are depressed, getting treatment may help prevent some serious diseases down the road.

My budget also increases funding for medical research, which gives hope to many who struggle with serious disease.

Recently, a new vaccine was approved and is expected to prevent even more cases of this serious disease.

The money chase in political campaigns is a serious disease which has become chronic.