treatable

Her current son has the same problem, but the disease is treatable.

They told her that the cancer was no longer treatable.

Yet other cases are most treatable when found relatively early.

For the most part though, the disease is very treatable and best caught early on.

It is a major public health problem and a treatable medical condition.

That sounds to be a difficult thing to go through, even treatable.

There might be a treatable medical cause for the hair loss.

I do want everyone to know that it is a very common and treatable form of cancer.

"But they are both treatable and we need to treat them."

The good news: when caught early, it's 99 percent treatable.

Patients must be under the age of eighteen and treatable.

It can catch the disease early, when it's most treatable.

But not all patients are treatable or willing to be treated.

This can increase your chance of finding the problem at a more treatable stage.

Rather, it's a symptom of some common, often treatable, medical problems.

"The reality of life is that not all illnesses are treatable."

Many of these problems are treatable, if the root cause can be discovered.

"They are all treatable if caught, and early detection makes a difference."

The problem later turned out to be a treatable thyroid condition.

Indeed, doctors are taught to think of common treatable conditions first.

So it never occurred to her that she might have a treatable illness.

Although these conditions and diseases are treatable, many street children do not have access to medical care.

In fact, depression is one of the most treatable illnesses.

More than a million people, most of them children, die every year from malaria, a treatable disease.

It is highly treatable, and more than 70 percent of the young patients are cured.