It's hereditary!

Curing Hereditary Breast Cancer

Chronic and hereditary diseases

All hereditary. Great Uncle Penruddock.

Hereditary. We're gonna have the most sensational dinner.

My father's condition isn't hereditary. Must I keep repeating it?

He with his treats of suicide, boasts of hereditary taint, incestuous love!

They had just begun to come out of a hereditary kind of slavery.

I'm afraid there might be something hereditary in this thing that could hit Doug.

Synesthesia runs in families, so Galton said this is a hereditary basis, a genetic basis.

16. There is continuing concern over the possibility of harm in the progeny of exposed persons (hereditary effects).

In addition, registries on cancer and hereditary anaemia were established in all fields to monitor incidence and prevalence trends.

In addition, perinatal (pre delivery) diagnostics and preventive measures for hereditary and congenital diseases in children are to be improved.

The agreements often result in the depletion of fish stocks, limited fishing access to hereditary fishing areas, and damage to the marine ecosystem.

Epidemiological studies of cancer caused by radiation, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) repair and mutagenesis and the hereditary effects of radiation also had been examined.

4. There must be positive interaction between law and biology in regard to hereditary diseases and defects that affect the health of unborn children.

The Committee is to examine the data available for assessing the risks of radiation induced malignancies and hereditary effects at low doses and dose rates.

A compulsory medical examination for prospective couples in order to ensure the absence or causes of hereditary or contagious diseases which portend danger for the child.

However, for some time Swedish Finnish legislation recognized Saami ownership of land resulting from the system of Saami villages, where each family owned and used hereditary or tax land.

Hereditary monarchy, often backed by divine authority, has worked in the past. And some modern autocrats, such as Robert Mugabe, have been bolstered by their credentials as national freedom fighters.

UNRWA cooperated with the General Authority for Palestine Arab Refugees, UNICEF and the Palestinian Red Crescent Society in a programme for screening and counselling of populations at risk from hereditary anaemia.

Through the process of cloning, we will be able to create from a nucleolus taken from a cell of an adult person a new being possessing the same hereditary characteristics as the person from whom the nucleolus was taken.

The Government sent the Special Rapporteur the results of the autopsy showing that Samb had died of a heart attack which a hereditary condition but one that would not normally have had such consequences had helped to bring on.

38. Tunisia apos s Act of 25 March 1991 on the Removal and Transplanting of Human Organs guarantees the physical integrity of human subjects and prohibits any transplanting of reproductive organs carrying hereditary genes or the sale of human organs.

His delegation welcomed the Scientific Committee s latest report and endorsed its efforts to put greater emphasis on the assessment of the combined effects of radiation and other agents as well as the assessment of radiation induced cancer and hereditary effects.

These effects include acute tissue damage from high radiation doses (so called deterministic effects), such as those resulting from overexposure in the course of accidents, and late somatic and hereditary effects attributable to low level radiation doses (so called stochastic effects).

4. The Committee also evaluates current concepts regarding the mechanisms of radiation cancerogenesis, influence of radiation dose and dose rate on stochastic effects, hereditary effects of radiation, medical consequences of exposure to radiation of the developing human brain and late deterministic effects in children.

Now, in the wake of Bo s fall from grace, and in light of the controversy over JPMorgan s hiring of Chinese princelings, Western academic and business leaders must ask themselves a tough question Do they want to be complicit in helping the Party perpetuate its hereditary rule?

Demonstration of military success in protecting the regime may indeed be designed to strengthen the 28 year old general s claim to power. If so, the risky behavior we have seen recently is part of the process of solidifying a unique political system a hereditary Communist monarchy.

But, as countries like Egypt, Syria, and Lybia might be indicating, hereditary succession is not an inherently reactionary move. Rather, it means opting for a controlled transition to a post revolutionary phase in which economic modernization and international integration might usher in greater political change in the future.

Recently, my research group, along with researchers in London, provided some real hope for carriers of mutated BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes. Both research teams describe how the use of a chemical inhibitor can kill tumor cells that have either a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene defect causing hereditary breast cancer.

In 1990, a study on the , which signals that in accordance to the customary law, the ability to have hereditary rights to land depends on a variety of situations age, sex, social status (proximity in terms of kinship or family ties of first spiritual owners, the first to populate the area.

More important, an elected president has much greater legitimacy than a hereditary monarch, whose claim to authority depends exclusively on tradition and ceremony. With a king or queen unable to say or do anything that may cause a whiff of controversy, the monarchy has been stripped of its power of action or reflection.

Adoption of the necessary policies and measures to provide reproductive health, child health and adolescent health services and services for women of childbearing age, in order to ensure safe maternity and healthy children, and to guarantee access to preventive and curative health services, including examinations for early detection of contagious diseases and hereditary disorders

2. Takes note with appreciation of the work of the Scientific CommitteeIbid., Fifty sixth Session, Supplement No. 46 (A 56 46). and of the release of its extensive report,United Nations publication, Sales No. E.01.IX.2. which provides the scientific and world community with the Committee's latest evaluations of the hereditary effects of radiation

But the most important reason why an elected president is better equipped than a monarch to catalyze a public conversation about a society s values and priorities is that he or she is more likely to be a person of superior ability. Indeed, that is why, on balance, a meritocratic system will always produce better results than a hereditary one.

Taking note with appreciation of the work of the Scientific CommitteeIbid., Fifty sixth Session, Supplement No. 46 (A 56 46). and of the release of its extensive report, entitled Hereditary Effects of Radiation United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation 2001 Report to the General Assembly, with Scientific Annex,United Nations publication, Sales No. E.01.IX.2.

Ideally, that head of state would be an elected president, rather than a hereditary monarch. Indeed, anything worthwhile that a monarch can do, an elected non executive president can do better not least because an elected official is much less likely to be undermined by the scandals of pampered offspring or degraded by the inevitable hypocrisy and servility of a royal court.

Some are even willing to undergo preventive measures or modify their behavior to decrease or control this risk. Others must cope with results showing that they carry defects that significantly increase their risk of developing a hereditary form of cancer or dementia, or of transmitting a defect to their children that could, in turn, cause a serious defect in their grandchildren.

Many will condemn this as a resurgence of eugenics, the view, especially popular in the early twentieth century, that hereditary traits should be improved through active intervention. So it is, in a way, and in the hands of authoritarian regimes, genetic selection could resemble the evils of earlier forms of eugenics, with their advocacy of odious, pseudoscientific official policies, particularly concerning racial hygiene.

Traditionally, a visit from the Japanese emperor except for a coronation or royal anniversary celebration signified a turning point in a bilateral relationship. While the emperor is merely the symbol of the state under Japan s US imposed postwar constitution, he retains significant influence, owing to Japanese veneration of the imperial dynasty the world s oldest continuous hereditary monarchy, the origins of which can be traced to 660 BC.

Regulation of marriage, its conditions, and the responsibilities arising from it definition of relations between spouses and children and the rights and duties of all in the light of Islamic law enactment of legislation stipulating health conditions required of persons wishing to marry and requiring them to obtain certificates attesting that they are free of hereditary diseases or disorders likely to cause deformities or handicaps in their children

Regional and international events have also emboldened the Egyptian opposition, not only to press for reform, but to focus on amending the constitution's articles that pertain to the presidency. Mubarak has been re elected four times, and rumors have persisted that he will either seek a fifth six year term or establish a hereditary republic and groom his 41 year old son, Gamal, to succeed him, like Syria's Hafez al Assad and son, Bashar.

Well, amazingly, in places like India where costs are very low, that family, that three generation family that you see there who were in hereditary slavery so, that granddad there, was born a baby into slavery but the total cost, amortized across the rest of the work, was about 150 dollars to bring that family out of slavery and then take them through a two year process to build a stable life of citizenship and education.

The centrality of hereditary succession in the quest for peace and stability was shown by Hafez al Assad when he agreed to unprecedented good will gestures aimed at drawing Ehud Barak s Israeli government into a peace deal. An old and sick man who was to die a few months later, he acted with a sense of urgency to reach a deal that would relieve his inexperienced son of the burden of struggling for the recovery of the Golan Heights.