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• n  a failure to maintain a higher state
• v  deteriorate in health
• v  go back to bad behavior

• After spending four years and $7,000,000, OSRD researchers half-hoped, half-believed that they had found a permanent cure for relapsing malaria (which plagues almost half the .
• It looks like consumer spending, after a bit of an increase in the first quarter mostly just bargain-hunting in January is also relapsing in the second quarter.
• If the vaccine is not outrageously priced and if it safeguards people against relapsing into addiction, it's hard to imagine that it would not yield enormous savings in the long run.

• backsliding
• lapse
• lapsing
• relapse
• reversion
• reverting
• get worse
• recidivate
• regress
• retrogress
• fall back

• get_well

News & Articles

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• Encouraging Data on Novartis' Gilenya - Analyst Blog
  Novartis ( NVS ) recently presented new data on Gilenya from a phase III study, TRANSFORMS. Gilenya is the first approved once-daily oral therapy for the treatment of relapsing forms of
  June 14, 2013 - Nasdaq

Quotes

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• Ban Ki-moon in Afrique en Ligue
  Strengthening peacebuilding will better enable us to keep countries from relapsing into conflict, and sustain peace beyond the life of a peacekeeping mission,Ban said at an informal consultation on the 2010 review of the UN Peacebuilding...
• Kelly Sutton in TruckSeries.com
  I was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) in 1988 when I was only 16 years old,explained Sutton. "Like many people, I was devastated. But, through prayer and support from family and friends, I realized my diagnosis...
• Andrew Demetriou in Melbourne Herald Sun
  It's important for Ben Cousins' rehabilitation that he does play football,said Mr Demetriou. "He's got a less likely chance of relapsing if he's playing than if he's not playing. In order to do that, what was recommended was that he go...