Similar words: huntington's disease, cushing's disease, disease, diseased, addison's disease, eye disease, eating disorder, skin disease. Meaning: n. involving the lungs with progressive wasting of the body.
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1. Bovine tuberculosis is a progressive wasting disease.
2. Current world literature wasting disease.
3. Discovery of the brain wasting disease in Washington State threatened the $ 27 billion U.S. cattle industry.
4. But a wasting disease like his comes and goes at will.
5. Osteoporosis is a bone - wasting disease that makes your bones brittle and more prone to breaks.
6. A slow poison, administered daily to resemble a wasting disease.
7. The brain wasting disease devastated the British agriculture industry in the late 1990 s.
8. Children have been born deformed and there are fears of genetic defects; many adults are suffering from wasting diseases.
9. She will host the surprise get-together tomorrow as a thank you to the victims of a fatal muscle wasting disease.
10. There is not much point in weighing less but looking as if you are suffering from some wasting disease.
11. Last May, Canada announced a case of the brain - wasting disease in a cow in Alberta.
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12. The resilience of misfolded prions appears to be a key reason why chronic wasting disease has persisted and spread from its presumed starting point near Fort Collins, Colo.
13. The findings may have implications for the spread of chronic wasting disease among deer populations.
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