Examples of miracle drug in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web With no miracle drug on the horizon, what's the prescription for fighting off dementia? — CBS News, "Dr. Sanjay Gupta's prescription for fighting off dementia," 3 Jan. 2021 The most precious resource the U.S. health-care system has in the struggle against COVID-19 isn’t some miracle drug. — Ed Yong, The Atlantic, "The Third Surge Is Breaking Health-Care Workers," 13 Nov. 2020 On March 26th, the President touted the malaria treatment hydroxychloroquine as a miracle drug to combat the coronavirus. — Susan B. Glasser, The New Yorker, "Trump Retreats to His Hannity Bunker," 26 June 2020 George Frey/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images For Michelle Weaver, hydroxychloroquine has been a miracle drug. — Anahad O’connor, New York Times, "Coronavirus Continues to Disrupt Prescription Drug Supplies," 28 May 2020 Will anyone who breathlessly pitched hydroxychloroquine as a miracle drug show a modicum of regret or even self-awareness over this? — Oliver Darcy, CNN, "Fox News falls out of love with hydroxychloroquine," 22 Apr. 2020 No cure for influenza existed—no medication, no vaccination, no antibiotics, no miracle drug. — Randy Roberts And Johnny Smith, Smithsonian Magazine, "When Babe Ruth and the Great Influenza Gripped Boston," 30 Apr. 2020 Remdesivir isn’t a miracle drug that immediately cures COVID-19, Erdmann said, but data showed measurable improvement for patients and fewer adverse events. — al, "Promising early results for UAB coronavirus drug could speed FDA approval," 29 Apr. 2020 Soma was a kind of neutered psychedelic—a miracle drug that allowed users to escape the miserable conditions of their existence, while also blotting out any urge to question the nature of those conditions. — John Semley, The New Republic, "Turn On, Tune In, Cash In," 27 Apr. 2020

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