Cancer Science??

[Mojo]

Then say treatment not cure.

So treatment involves amputating everything the patient has only one of?

 

[Kumar]

So treatment involves amputating everything the patient has only one of?

??

 

[Mojo]

??

You first said, "CURE may mean, nothing odd is left after treatment", and then modified the statement thus: "Then say treatment not cure." If the patient has one (or any other odd number) of anything then something odd is left.

 

[Kumar]

You first said, "CURE may mean, nothing odd is left after treatment", and then modified the statement thus: "Then say treatment not cure." If the patient has one (or any other odd number) of anything then something odd is left.

Nothing odd in body should be left, if cure is achieved.

 

[pakeha]

Kumar, exchanges like this one lead me to believe you really need to improve your English.

 

[Mojo]

Nothing odd in body should be left, if cure is achieved.

If there is one of something then it is odd. In order to leave "nothing odd in body" it will need to be removed.

 

[Kumar]

If there is one of something then it is odd. In order to leave "nothing odd in body" it will need to be removed.

Yes, that the basis of many odds in body eg. cancer. Removed part site can look odd so not sure, whether it is just treatment or cure.

 

[Kid Eager]

Yes, that the basis of many odds in body eg. cancer. Removed part site can look odd so not sure, whether it is just treatment or cure.

you're talking as if treatment and cure are alternative outcomes. Treatment is an action which may or may not be intended to cure. Not all treatments are intended to produce cures, but other A&F outcomes consistent with their intended purposes.