9. go native (of a settler) to adopt the lifestyle of the local population, esp when it appears less civilized. n. 10. (usually foll by of) a person born in a particular place: a native of Geneva. 11. (usually foll by of) a species originating in a particular place or area: the kangaroo is a native of Australia.. belonging to a person by birth or to a thing by nature; inherent: native ability. 3. belonging to or originating in a certain place; indigenous: native dress. 4. born in a particular place: a native Chicagoan. 5. of or pertaining to something first acquired by a person: one's native language.
Implantation of an LVAD is an effective strategy to prolong survival and to improve the quality of life (QOL) of patients living with stage D heart failure. The indications for LVAD support include bridge to recovery (BTR), bridge to transplantation (BTT), or destination therapy (DT).
Comments. Religious people cope better with cancer than non believers, a study suggests. Religion and spirituality were a comfort for most cancer sufferers and those with the strongest faith claimed they felt healthier and mentally better. The US study found that believers had better physical health, greater ability to carry on doing everyday tasks and fewer physical symptoms of cancer and its treatment. For those who could reconcile their illness with their beliefs also experienced less anxiety, depression or distress.