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Main Entry:	re·cur·rence [ri-kur-uhns, -kuhr-] /rɪˈkɜrəns, -ˈkʌr-/ Show Spelled
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Obese women with advanced ovarian cancer have a shorter time to recurrence and a shorter.

Whatever course you choose, as you move forward be alert to the possible recurrence of your depression.

Governments are now trying to craft rules to prevent a recurrence.

Obese women with advanced ovarian cancer have a shorter time to recurrence and a shorter.

Whatever course you choose, as you move forward be alert to the possible recurrence of your depression.

Governments are now trying to craft rules to prevent a recurrence.

Women with low recurrence scores may choose to forgo possibly unnecessary chemo.

The discoverer of buckyballs has recently suffered a recurrence of lymphatic cancer.

It may mark the recurrence of a period of increased sun spots, with the invariable accompaniment of increased solar radiation.

The firm has since taken steps to prevent a recurrence.

There are also malignant complications, which in his case could be a recurrence of his tumor that he was treated for.

So you'd think that the meat industry would want to do something about its recurrence.

To prevent the recurrence of outrages on the persons of colored people by their former owners, and other evil-disposed persons.

Scientists think weakened immunity in the aftermath of cancer surgery might promote recurrence later.

The recurrence of such events varies but is typically on the order of hundreds to thousands of.

After a first attack, depression raises the risk of recurrence dramatically.

Anyone who has had kidney stones should try to prevent a recurrence.

Medications such as aminosalicylates and immunosuppressive drugs are given to help prevent or delay recurrence.

She has had no recurrence of breast or pancreatic cancer and is working full time at age.

The test measures the activity levels of various genes in the tumor and computes a score showing the risk of recurrence.

After five years there was no difference in survival or disease recurrence between the two groups.

Stress has been ruled out as a risk factor either for breast cancer itself or for its recurrence.

We don't yet know about recurrence risk and how it compares to myomectomy".

All these efforts will help to prevent the recurrence of violence.

For some, radiation may enhance their prospects of preventing a recurrence of their breast cancer.

Hopefully modern medical science will prevent a recurrence of such an event.

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