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achievement

The scientist’s greatest () was his discovery of penicillin in 1936.

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achieved

By reaching the top of Mt.Everest in 1953, the two climbers () a goal that many people considered impossible.

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conquered

Scientists have not yet () HIV/AIDS, but they now understand far more about this disease.

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conquest

In 1979, The World Health Organization announced the () of the disease smallpox.

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defective

Scientists have discovered that some serious illnesses are caused by () genes.

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emerging

Information about a new approach to gene therapy is ().

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ethical

There are many () questions involved in medical care. For example, do parents have the right to refuse to vaccinate their children?

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immune

The body has a natural () system that fights illnesses such as colds and the flu.

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inherited

The boy () his dark hair and brown eyes from his father.

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inheritance

The children received equal shares of money as their () when their parents died.

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milestone

The development of technology that allowed doctors to see which part of the brain controls which function was a huge () in neural medicine.

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obtained

The patient () information that proved that the doctors had misdiagnosed his illness.

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potential

The young musician showed great (); he played better than most people twice his age.

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pursuing

The government is () a new approach to the rising costs of health care. They are emphasizing preventive medicine.

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pursuit

In () of the truth, the police interviewed dozens of witnesses.

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revive

In their biology class, students learned how to () someone who had suffered a heart attack.

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revival

The orchestra preformed a () of music from the early twentieth century.

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setback

The research experienced a () when the project lost funding, but it was quickly started up again when a new source of money was found.

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therapy

The doctor prescribed exercise and a healthy diet as part of the () for the patient’s heart disease.

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understimated

The government seriously () the cost of providing free medical check-ups to low income families.

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breed

In tropical climates, mosquitoes () in standing water.

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cognitive

Research shows a connection between aerobic exercise and () ability.

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depressed

The weaker economy led to a lower demand for oil which in turn () the cost of gas.

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disproportionately

This particular type of flu is () high among young children and older adults.

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enhance

The city took steps to () the quality of its drinking water.

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fatigue

Common symptoms of flu include headache and ().

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hosts

In the 1400s, rats were () to fleas - tiny creatures that spread serious diseases such as the plague.

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impairment

Injury to the left side of the brain can cause () to the right side of the body.

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insecticide

It is common practice today for farmers to use () in order to improve the quality of their crops.

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leading

The university invited a () expert in public health to talk to its medical students.

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lingered

After the fire, the smell of smoke () for several days.

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parasite

A () such as s fluke worm can survive on its host for years.

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perpetuated

Many people have () the idea that a person catches the cold virus from cold weather.

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pervades

The western approach to dealing with illnesses rather than prevention () the teaching of medicine throughout universities in developing nations.

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philantropic

Most public universities depend not only on funding from the government, but on the () results looked very promising.

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primarily

Because the disease broke out () in the north part of the city, health officials were able to quickly find the source of the contaminated water.

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reluctant

Although there are major problems with the United States health care system, the government is () to change it.

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remote

A serious of local village clinics provides health care to the more () areas of Botswana.

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rural

The government is trying to encourage more doctors to work in () areas by offering free housing.

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spraying

The city told the residents to stay inside because they were () mosquitoes.

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straightforward

The instructions to install the new software were very ().

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thrive

Although she works long hours, she seems to () on the challenge and responsibility of her new job.

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transmit

Germs () diseases, so it is important to wash your hands frequently and cover your mouth when coughing.

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vulnerable

Very young babies are especially () to illnesses because their immune system is not fully developed.