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Lazar's disease can be staved off with repeated doses of [[hydromel]] or cured with controlled doses of [[radiation]]. The later remedy, for obvious reasons, entailed more risk to the infected person. ([[DW]]: ''[[Terminus (TV story)|Terminus]]'')  
Lazar's disease can be staved off with repeated doses of [[hydromel]] or cured with controlled doses of [[radiation]]. The later remedy, for obvious reasons, entailed more risk to the infected person. ([[DW]]: ''[[Terminus (TV story)|Terminus]]'')  
==Behind the Scenes==
While the most obvious real-world parallel to Lazar's Disease is [[wikipedia:leprosy|leprosy]] (both in the phonetically similar name and in the practice of isolating the infected), its treatment can be compared to [[wikipedia:cancer|cancer]], which often features a treatment course that is sometimes as severe or injurious as the disease itself.


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[[Category: Diseases and illnesses]]
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