41.   Patients live in town and go to Lake Worth for treatment.

42.   Patients live longer than those given standard chemotherapy.

43.   Otherwise, patients must live in germ-free bubbles or fall prey to the ever-present microorganisms that most people easily fend off.

44.   Patients live in constant fear of being robbed and feel they have to prove that they are not addicts.

45.   Provisions were sparse, and even today the patients live in abject conditions.

46.   Pransky would not say where his patients live, or which textile plants they work at, citing patient confidentiality.

47.   Researchers found essentially the same racial discrepancies regardless of where the patients lived.

48.   Sometimes, she added, a patient lives for months.

49.   Some patients can live with the disorder for years, but it may worsen if the hole grows in size.

50.   Some patients live in virtual isolation because of it.