curatives (Meaning)

curatives

serving or intended to cure defects, relating to or used in the cure of diseases, serving to correct or negate

Ancient civilizations sought curatives from natural sources like herbs and minerals.
Modern medicine offers an array of curatives for once-deadly diseases.
Antibiotics and antivirals are examples of curatives that combat microbial infections.
Some cancers have known curatives, while others are still treated palliatively.
The search for curatives for chronic diseases like diabetes and Alzheimer's continues unabated.
Traditional Chinese medicine often incorporates curatives derived from plant and animal extracts.
The discovery of curatives for HIV/AIDS has transformed the lives of millions of people.
Curatives must undergo rigorous testing and clinical trials before being approved for widespread use.
The development of curatives requires a deep understanding of disease mechanisms and patient responses.
Access to curatives is often influenced by socioeconomic factors and healthcare disparities.

serving or intended to cure defects, relating to or used in the cure of diseases, serving to correct or negate

cures, remedies,antidotes, solutions, rectifiers, therapeutics,therapies, correctives, medicinals, palliatives

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Ancient civilizations sought curatives from natural sources like herbs and minerals.

Modern medicine offers an array of curatives for once-deadly diseases.

Antibiotics and antivirals are examples of curatives that combat microbial infections.

Some cancers have known curatives, while others are still treated palliatively.