recurrence

But now James was battling a recurrence of cancer, his legs wrapped in mystery wounds that took too long to diagnose.

It also noted that there had historically been "serious criminal offending associated with the parade" and urged the organisers and participants to make every effort to seek to prevent a recurrence.

"We must stop the recurrence of this type of offence for our future generations. And we have to do justice for the victims. They suffered a lot."

I wonder whether our hospital will be able to continue offering groundbreaking treatments should Jack face a recurrence.

The doctors stopped the study early when it became clear that BV recurrence was halved using this approach.