| The local crime prevention officer said the school is an unsafe place for the children because there is no security fencing. |
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| For children, dietary guidance must focus on health promotion and habits fostering later prevention of chronic diseases. |
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| The new revised intervention programme provides national guidance for prevention of and health promotion in cardiovascular health. |
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| Biological expertise could thus be the basis of risk prevention strategies by a variety of agencies of social control. |
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| Lane emphasizes that building partnerships is key to agroterrorism prevention across the Midwest. |
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| He said the maxim, prevention is better than cure, holds true in agriculture as in human health. |
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| For many of her type and generation, prevention from celebrity is a kind of jail. |
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| Proactive primary prevention presumes that the pathogen can be attenuated or prevented from reaching the individual. |
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| Researchers study etiology in order to develop more effective approaches to treatment and, ultimately, prevention. |
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| The best protection against loss, damage or injury due to wildfire is prevention. |
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| Susan is the leader of the homelessness action group, a prevention and resettlement team for York Salvation Army. |
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| Three codes of practice in relation to the prevention of bullying in the workplace and sexual harassment were launched last March. |
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| Drugs like verapamil, divalproex, topiramate, lithium carbonate, methysergide and prednisone are used prophylactically in prevention. |
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| The crime prevention message is put out as soon as the students set foot on campus as part of the induction process. |
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| Professional topical fluoride application is an adjunct to oral fluoride supplementation used for the prevention of dental caries. |
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| The department's functions include traffic policing, policing of municipal by-laws and regulations and the prevention of crime. |
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| Can Africa mount a prevention campaign successful enough to avert an epidemic of Western proportions? |
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| The government extended its remit as part of crime prevention across the aviation industry. |
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| The answers to these and other important questions are monumentally consequential with respect to both prevention and intervention efforts. |
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| But prevention is better than cure, and insect repellents and sprays are the first step in self-protection. |
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| There are other research findings on prevention of colon and rectal cancer. |
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| The surface should be level, free draining and, if possible, subject to frost prevention. |
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| The goal of this principle is the prevention of broad indiscriminate attacks without regard to civilian casualties and property. |
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| A guide to their use in the treatment and prevention of vitamin A deficiency and xerophthalmia. |
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| Seven focus on pollution and prevention issues and three on wider concerns relative to corporate sustainability. |
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| A general model of the roots of violence gives useful insights and identifies possible avenues for research and prevention. |
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| Strategies for the primary prevention of lead poisoning have only been implemented within the past 25 years. |
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| The quest for truth, North insists, is not about apportioning blame or naming scapegoats, but the prevention of future tragedies. |
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| The prevention of war, in the nuclear age, must be a central purpose of every person's life. |
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| As well as being a competitive swimming stroke, backstroke has an important role in injury prevention. |
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| And, once he gets elected, he promises to make a new study of Montreal firefighting and a fire prevention campaign. |
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| Rooms on the second floor of the museum show different aspects of firefighting or fire prevention. |
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| They could also translate that science into appropriate physical activity regimes for prevention and management of these conditions. |
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| This problem cries for attention and a scientific approach to prevention or early intervention. |
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| They are operating at the level of secondary or tertiary prevention, or early and late intervention of individual chronic drug users. |
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| There is some benefit from the anti viral drug acyclovir and aggressive anti-pain management, but prevention would be better. |
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| Thiamine supplementation is essential in malnourished patients for the prevention of Wernicke's encephalopathy. |
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| The role of physiotherapy in prevention and management of pulmonary disease has been debated for decades. |
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| It is understandable that this method of prevention has not been met with widespread support. |
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| This is a strategy not of flood prevention but of flood mitigation and control. |
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| You cannot address crime prevention without getting rid of assault weapons and handguns. |
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| The authors conclude that secondary prevention of stroke requires dietary, smoking, medical and, possibly, surgical intervention. |
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| Medication was sent over to treat diseases like goiter, anemia, kwashiorkor, and AIDS, and the people were also educated about their prevention. |
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| He said one of the key objectives would be the prevention of diseases along with curative and rehabilitative service. |
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| Treatment of elephantiasis nostras aims at prevention of recurrent infection and edema. |
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| Effective prevention of petty crimes such as theft will enable the police to focus their efforts on cracking down on hard crime. |
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| There are a number of ways that waste prevention can be encouraged and legislated for. |
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| At present the prevention of human leptospirosis is very difficult at it is impossible to eliminate animal reservoirs. |
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| There are also more immediate benefits such as prevention of nausea and sickness caused by iron overload. |
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| These days, Wood estimates that three-quarters of logging in the national forests is being done under the rubric of fire prevention. |
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| So more people, especially those of modest means, would tend to skimp on prevention to save money. |
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| In brief, the strategy seeks to achieve a comprehensive multi-agency law enforcement and crime prevention approach for Johannesburg. |
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| For a wood frame gate use a gate sag prevention kit that includes a turnbuckle for adjustments as the gate wears. |
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| In this study, use of elastic compression stockings provided effective prevention of DVT formation. |
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| Regular eyelid hygiene is the most important part of treatment and prevention of blepharitis. |
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| Leach reviewed the epidemiology and prevention of hepatitis A infection in children. |
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| The prevention of this kind of scandalmongering is what the English Channel is for. |
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| Traditional doctors practice acupuncture and prescribe herbal medicine for the prevention and treatment of illness. |
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| The literature suggests that cancer prevention programs may fail in minority or underserved communities. |
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| I refer to such cases only to show that our law is no stranger to the prevention of risk. |
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| Westmoreland County's undeveloped forestlands also contributed to some flood prevention. |
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| I find that the beeswax or ceresin seals the leather grain when it is buffed and is an added ounce of prevention. |
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| The use of repellents for prevention of scrub typhus is a well accepted personal proplylactic measure. |
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| Council officers supported the police in offering crime prevention advice to residents. |
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| The premise behind community crime prevention is that police need to do more than react to incidents. |
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| Vaccination is an important part of prevention, providing sheep with antibodies against the causative agent. |
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| For instance, how many news organizations make plagiarism prevention a part of new employee orientation and continuing training efforts? |
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| Finally let me address prevention of mental illness and promotion of mental health. |
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| This bureau should shoulder the responsibility for all the criminal correction and criminal prevention affairs. |
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| In addition, lectures are organised for the families on topics such as health education and prevention of fire. |
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| A statistically significant relationship was found between past vitamin E supplementation and prevention of cortical cataract. |
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| He later joined the National Institute of Mental Health, working as a research methodologist in the institute's suicide prevention program. |
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| If this is provided without a broader prevention piece, providers will have missed the opportunity to really help the person stay HIV-negative. |
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| This is an over-strict doctrine which neither reflects culpability nor serves the goal of crime prevention. |
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| Because of the difficulty in maintaining weight loss over time, prevention continues to be the most viable option for controlling overweight. |
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| Placing some form of protection around the trunk, such as burlap, can help in the prevention of sun scald. |
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| Each Family Centre is part of a social work team which deals with child protection and the prevention of child abuse. |
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| Vitamin D has a more direct role in prevention of milk fever and other aberrations of calcium metabolism. |
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| Pollution from sheep dip is a national problem but in Cumbria prevention is especially vital because of the risk to the white-clawed crayfish. |
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| The partnership can also supply crime prevention information to the elderly. |
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| Error prevention features cannot be implemented easily without bidirectional connectivity. |
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| Physicians are reimbursed generously for treatment, penuriously for prevention. |
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| It is believed that prevention will help to deter drug abuse or the intensification of dependence. |
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| At this stage, the client needs periodic support as well as training in relapse prevention. |
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| This sets in motion a cycle of guilt, shame and denial which impedes both treatment and prevention. |
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| Hand hygiene is believed to be the primary strategy for prevention of inadvertent inoculation or transmission of the virus. |
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| There's no congressional mandate saying a portion of prevention dollars must be spent on promoting fidelity or monogamy. |
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| However, it has been widely prescribed for prevention of osteoporosis and relief of menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes. |
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| This compound is hydrolyzed to nitrate and carbonate and the net effect of this reaction is prevention of nitration and oxidative damage. |
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| The local authority's town patrollers will also be walking round offering leaflets with crime prevention advice. |
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| However, it is also our responsibility to argue for prevention of violence and peaceful resolution of conflict. |
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| The benefits are prevention of recurrent splenic sequestration crises and reduction of the risk of hypovolemic shock and morbidity. |
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| Maintenance of chaotic nature also leads to the treatment and the prevention of mind, nerve or immune related diseases or periodic idiopathy. |
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| It is important to assess the effect of secondary prevention measures on coagulation in such patients. |
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| Its evidence is based on feedback from its health and safety group, which monitors accident prevention. |
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| Psychologists should join their colleagues in public health in endorsing all forms of prevention as well as treatment. |
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| The very high rate of dependence among young tobacco smokers shows the importance for timing prevention messages at the earliest age possible. |
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| Subject matter experts from each nation paired off to compare notes in areas such as maintenance, fire prevention and weapons storage. |
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| These structures enable the Corps to control the rivers for navigation and flood prevention. |
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| This divergence of views highlights the difficulties entailed in prevention and intervention, notably in the legal field. |
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| Her present research focuses on diet and lifestyle in the prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases. |
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| The non-observance of feeding rules and medical prevention, leads to many more diseases than otherwise would be the case. |
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| She has presented papers and sessions on prevention of music-related injuries and biomechanics of piano technique. |
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| Treatment is only supportive, and the best prevention is to minimize contact with rodent excreta. |
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| Other key pledges include the establishment of crime prevention funds for various neighbourhoods. |
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| An expanded multi-sectorial response was currently in place which would extend to the reach of current prevention efforts. |
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| Only the police may object to conversion, and then only on crime prevention grounds. |
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| Cardiovascular stamina, for all-day staying power, and weight lifting, for injury prevention and power. |
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| The important issue for treatment for osteoporosis is prevention of fractures and not changes in bone mineral density. |
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| Early detection of HIV optimizes chemoprophylaxis for opportunistic infections and provides an opportunity for secondary HIV prevention. |
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| Hormone replacement therapy is used mostly for the relief of menopausal symptoms such as hot flushes, and for the prevention of osteoporosis. |
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| They have produced 50 detailed case studies of war prevention strategies by NGOs, churches, and other peacemaking groups from around the world. |
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| Primary prevention consists of hand washing, drinking only safe water, peeling all fruits and vegetables, and eating well-cooked foods. |
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| Another delicious way to take garlic both for prevention as well as treatment is to macerate several cloves of mashed garlic in olive oil. |
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| The companies were very keen to get coronary heart disease prevention as an indication for the drugs. |
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| Your cat is currently vaccinated for distemper, rabies, feline leukemia and any other syndrome for which there is a form of prevention. |
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| Officers were visiting homes and where they find windows and doors insecure they will hand out crime prevention advice to residents. |
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| The term connotes any subgroup that has traditionally been underrepresented in substance abuse prevention and treatment. |
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| For example, the best source of advice on crime prevention is the local police. |
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| It is passed from bunny to bunny by biting insects such as the flea and mosquito so prevention of these is important. |
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| Producers are advised to consult their private veterinary practitioner for further advice on prevention and treatment. |
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| Lack of government initiative and low literacy rates preclude effective prevention programmes. |
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| She said that it was up to the community to take a greater role in crime prevention. |
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| You can help your father get more information on heart disease and its prevention. |
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| Benefits advice, help with language skills, and accident prevention is also offered. |
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| All the efforts in society have to be in suicide prevention and in reducing the rate of suicide. |
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| Here again we are faced with a situation where prevention is preferred to treatment. |
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| Every fire has a cause and most often there is a common sense, simple method of prevention. |
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| The NHS was criticised for not making the treatment and prevention of obesity a top priority. |
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| We call upon the world to acknowledge that you cannot talk about prevention without treatment. |
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| He said police would be working in the community this month to highlight issues such as crime prevention. |
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| She said officers would have advised the owners on what crime prevention measures they could take. |
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| One study did not report outcomes separately for treatment and prevention and so we included all women. |
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| As a result he will urge that crime prevention is focused on routine crimes such as theft and burglary. |
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| With a little prevention, you can keep harmful germs out of your child's way! |
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| The system shortly became the world standard for nonpharmacological prevention of deep-vein thrombosis. |
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| Physical activity plays a pivotal role in health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| The AANP states that NPs diagnose and manage acute episodic and chronic illnesses and emphasize health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| Why do we as a society spend so much on the end-stage treatment of disease and so very little on prevention, especially in children? |
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| Safety, when construed as the prevention of evil, is achieved by imposing prior restraints on people's conduct. |
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| Agreements which have as their object or effect the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition within the common market are prohibited. |
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| This illustrates the essential place of the closure of the pylorus by tonic contraction in the prevention of such reflux. |
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| Health expenses means expenditure on the diagnosis, prevention or treatment of illness, injury, infirmity or disability. |
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| Some anti-abortion groups believe that life begins at conception and prevention of implantation is murder. |
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| The objectives are specific and measurable, covering a sweeping range of prevention strategies. |
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| These lines of research can better inform prevention and intervention programs for adolescent problems. |
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| Effective weed control and prevention of weed seed production in prior crops will reduce the risk of weed problems in wheat. |
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| For many years asbestos was considered a safe material ideal for fire prevention and insulation. |
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| This program is a command-level alcohol abuse prevention and deglamorization course designed for all hands. |
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| Education is one of the topmost tools that can be effective in the prevention of child labour. |
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| Mutation prevention is essential to prohibit a bacterium from developing resistance to antibiotics to which it is exposed. |
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| For the prevention of at least some war, what matters is non-provocation and reassurance by means of defensiveness. |
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| Genetic factors complicate the task of diabetes prevention by implying that the disease is unavoidable for Pimas. |
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| The findings are the first to demonstrate a link between vitamin D and prevention of prostate cancer. |
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| As with all disease, the primary treatment for varicose veins and hemorrhoids is prevention. |
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| The aim should be to develop and implement an inter-agency teenage pregnancy strategy, which should focus on prevention and support. |
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| To help them complete their badges the Brownies contacted the police who asked them to design crime prevention posters. |
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| Novel PF1022 derivatives are useful as a vermicide in the prevention or treatment of vermination. |
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| Scots will pioneer new decentralised approaches to health and place much more accent on prevention. |
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| Also, there are no other suitable times for input on prevention of relapse before patients are discharged. |
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| The community has a role in terms of prevention of sexual abuse and assault. |
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| There has been no quantification of the specific risks for which pollution prevention is needed. |
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| Last week I lamented the lack of tries in our now defence-dominated game, what with the accent on specialist prevention coaching. |
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| Clinic staff may be seen as authoritative sources of prevention information. |
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| Thus, prevention of nitrate leaching is an important step towards minimizing soil acidification. |
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| In part, this is due to prevention campaigns and better compliance with drug regimens. |
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| That would involve surveying survivors and suicide prevention workers to create character sketches of people with suicidal tendencies. |
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| Other end points of interest were prevention of headache, nausea, insomnia, and dizziness. |
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| The prevention of illness associated with recurrence depends on careful follow-up of patients after treatment. |
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| Their mandate is the defence of women's rights in Quebec, with a focus on the prevention of violence and all forms of discrimination. |
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| Additionally, criminologists have argued that a major cause in crime prevention is the reduction of child neglect. |
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| This has led to poor coordination and inadequate attention to prevention of crises and complications of chronic illness. |
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| The frank realism of his writing devolves from his experience working with violence prevention in prisons and schools in New York. |
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| The team exercised using bikes and cross-trainers, and also practised climate adaptation techniques including frostnip and frostbite prevention. |
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| Most governments ban distributors from making any claims about disease prevention or curative properties. |
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| Employees pounded the beat with police officers as they blitzed householders with crime prevention advice. |
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| The plan emphasizes treatment and prevention strategies that are effective and practical for use in individual areas. |
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| As much as they preached the message of prevention they failed to have women change their attitude. |
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| Even the recommendation for prevention of fracture is based on weak evidence. |
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| The money is used for pioneering research into cancer to improve prevention and treatment and to find a cure. |
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| They urge linking with education departments on decay prevention in schools. |
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| He expressed his views on the issue at a workshop on suicide prevention in the city the other day. |
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| They have dumbed-down the debate on prevention and stifled the debate on causes. |
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| Money raised will go towards research into prevention, treatment and cure of heart disease. |
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| The more people who know about causes and prevention of this condition, the better their future will be. |
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| We believe that prevention is better than cure, and we keep up with latest technology and colours to find the best for our customers. |
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| The prescription for climate change is that prevention is better than cure. |
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| Medical and media professionals have also begun touting the importance of probiotics and prebiotics in illness and disease prevention. |
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| If you look at this new Medicare legislation, for example, it's got health promotion and disease prevention provisions in it. |
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| Health promotion and disease prevention include age specific counselling called anticipatory guidance. |
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| As health educators, students went into the community to teach and encourage health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| The emphasis in the NP program is directed toward patient needs in areas of health promotion, disease prevention, or disease intervention. |
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| It sets standards for health promotion, prevention, rehabilitation and management of acute conditions like heart attacks. |
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| He urged the government to do more prevention work before a serious outbreak of diseases such as dengue fever and Japanese encephalitis occurs. |
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| A more pleasant form of prevention is available through the erection of a birdhouse to attract purple martins. |
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| Other important prevention strategies include proper hygiene and liberal use of emollients to reduce drying and cracking of the skin. |
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| They also highlight the need for continued emphasis on the primary prevention of coronary heart disease. |
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| On the other hand, the Mosaic health laws stressed prevention more than treatment with their clean and unclean foods, emphasis on sanitation, and rules of quarantine. |
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| The pretext for the Brumaire coup had been the prevention of a Jacobin plot, and in the course of it 62 left-wing deputies were excluded from the national representation. |
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| Why do we hear so much about the flu shot and comparatively little about prevention? |
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| She said she would also tell the pope to focus first on prevention, instead of forgiveness. |
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| Mid fall is also a good time to review fire prevention procedures. |
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| This chapter awakens our appetite for greater understanding and use of social communication in mental health with regard to promotion, prevention and care. |
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| On one side, dense underbrush built up after years of fire prevention allows a blaze to leap to the crowns of trees, spraying burning fuels across a fire line. |
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| The present invention relates to the use of certain prussiates for plant nutrition and for the prevention and cure of certain deficiency diseases in plants. |
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| It is confidential and fully independent, and offers assistance with prevention, early detection, intervention, treatment, aftercare and monitoring. |
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| Primary prevention techniques eliminate the need to introduce sharps into the workplace, thereby reducing the number of injuries caused by needlesticks. |
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| Rather, both traditions framed crucial social policies in such areas as education, child welfare, delinquency, imprisonment, crime prevention, and mental health. |
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| Rigorous adherence to the principles of asepsis is the foundation of surgical site infection prevention, and this should never be circumvented to save time or money. |
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| The procedure is used in male sheep as a prevention against pizzle rot. |
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| He said all those officials involved in flood prevention projects, including himself, had printed a book containing information on the crisis center. |
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| Although some of these illnesses can be prevented by vaccines or prophylactic measures, proper sanitation and personal cleanliness are vital to disease prevention. |
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| I need to be more educated about eating disorders and violence prevention than a geriatrician, for example. |
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| We have to distinguish between prophylaxis and prevention, and treatment. |
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| Just like the measles shot and the hepatitis shot and the flu shot, the goal is prevention, pure and simple. |
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| Other items of an interest at the forum will be susceptibilities and inborn anomalies, determination of the phenotype, genealogical study and risk assessment prevention. |
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| The WHO report highlights the extent of suicide globally and the need for concerted and diverse prevention initiatives. |
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| In October, the Trust is working to increase awareness on breast cancer and propagating suitable methods of prevention and detection of the disease. |
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| Natural honey-bee products such as propolis, royal jelly, caffeic acid, honey and venom may have applications in cancer treatment and prevention, say researchers. |
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| The amount of HIV testing and the numbers of people infected and uninfected should be the measurement by which we determine the success of prevention programmes. |
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| It is hard to imagine a more prudent form of prevention than this program to keep terrorists and rogue states from getting hold of the leftover Soviet arsenal. |
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| In the 1950's there began to be developed an anovulant pill, which was found capable of being used as a pre-coital type of artificial birth prevention. |
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| For the label, it leads to rising costs of prevention and remediation, and soft monetary loss as a result of brand erosion and undermined consumer trust. |
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| Although the tisane has not proven its health benefits on heart health and cancer prevention, it is still a plant-based drink and is better than soda! |
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| In the future a more sensitive appreciation for these sorts of emotional predispositions can help us generate a more refined approach to violence prevention. |
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| Increased awareness and prevention are key to avoiding Lyme disease. |
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| The festival will also raise awareness about natural health therapies, composting, waste prevention, energy conservation and alternative architecture. |
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| Indeed, common markets, be they national or otherwise, are exercises in the prevention of certain sorts of competition as well as the encouragement of other forms. |
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| Nightclubs, shebeens and taverns in Rosettenville and Turffontein were targeted by Johannesburg's metro police on Friday night in a crime prevention operation. |
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| But prevention is, as ever, better than cure, so Gillian advises always drying thoroughly between your toes and, where possible, wearing cotton hosiery. |
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| In the more humane 19th cent., however, the sight of poor folk being strangulated for minor offences became less acceptable, and other methods of crime prevention were sought. |
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| The benefits of the system include easy access to a stopcock, damage prevention due to unwanted leaks or pipe bursts and saving costs by conserving water. |
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| If saving human lives is the great desideratum, then there is more to be gained by prevention of drowning and auto wrecks than by the abolition of war. |
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| Seekers of gentler prevention and cures for disease than offered by allopathy are increasingly turning to effective and affordable natural healing systems. |
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| As they state, fracture prevention is a multifactorial problem. |
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| With regard to urban illness and death in winter, prevention is directed at around 50000 excess deaths that still occur annually in Britain in cold weather. |
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| Anticoagulants should not be used for prevention of vascular events, alone or in combination with acetylsalicylic acid, in patients with elevated blood pressure. |
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| It is precisely in this area that the present study has attempted to fill an important lacuna in the research literature on abstinence-based pregnancy prevention programs. |
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| Tests could change the face of cancer prevention by allowing doctors to discard a one-size-fits-all strategy and opening the way for made-to-measure treatment instead. |
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| Systemic fluoride is one of the most effective tools in the prevention of dental decay and has been shown to reduce caries in young children by 40 to 50 percent. |
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| It also recommends it in certain patients who have not yet had a serious arrhythmic event but who are at high risk of sudden cardiac death, as primary prevention. |
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| In the absence of a vaccine and a magic bullet against HIV and the disease it engenders, public health authorities had to develop a comprehensive prevention strategy. |
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| Predictive genetic testing has great potential for accurate risk assessment and for guiding the use of an expanding armamentarium of screening and prevention methods. |
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| Primary prevention of bullying involves elimination of risk factors and teaching children skills in order to promote more prosocial, interpersonal interactions. |
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| The information will be passed to the police or investigating authorities as long as it is used for prevention and detection of money launderers and terrorist financiers. |
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| International clinical guidelines now include exercise as an important component of an effective multifactorial intervention for the prevention of falls. |
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| Enacted by Act V of 1928 and effective as from the 14th May, 1928 the aim of the law is to make provision for the safeguard of revenue and the prevention of forestalment. |
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| But most prevention programs have been extremely narrow in scope. |
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| The level of detail asked for by the fire chiefs may be difficult to include, he added, because the ordinances address many issues, not just fire prevention. |
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| All those, although very crucial to crime prevention, are before the fact. |
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| The grants fund empirical studies on methods of assessment, prevention or treatment, or on issues related to the psychopathology of children or adolescents. |
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| And while detection is part of the battle, prevention is by far more important. |
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| Your overwhelming donations of food, groceries, equipment, assistance and warm-hearted gestures during the recent flood prevention work were most gratefully received. |
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| Finally, therapeutics, which addresses asthma prevention, disease modification, and reversal of underlying mechanisms, are of particular need and importance. |
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| The traditional farming style has been one of mixed farming and dry stock with a strong emphasis on preservation of the natural rural environment and prevention of pollution. |
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| Since the 10th century, Bulgaria has practiced varying forms of prevention to keep vampires from coming back to life. |
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| This should include an emphasis on environmentally sustainable measures such as energy efficiency, eco-taxes, waste prevention and recycling, and improved public transport. |
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| The NFL is now requiring violence prevention education and training for all players and staff. |
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| This would be the question on the minds of innocent general public, thus reversing all the gains of the public health campaigns for HIV-AIDS prevention. |
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| With statistics like these, it is imperative that nurses educate their patients regarding cancer prevention, self-examination, early warning signs, and actions to take. |
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| A physician-scientist with clinical training in geriatrics, Tinetti has studied and published extensively on falls prevention and fall injury risk factors. |
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| In the US and Australia where large amounts of time and money have been spent on education and prevention programmes, premature deaths have been halved. |
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| The evil was so wide-spreading, so violent and immedicable, that no care, no prevention could be judged superfluous, which even added a chance to our escape. |
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| Calcium chloride absorbs water from the air, so is used in the prevention of dust on roads, coal, and tennis courts and as a drying agent in the laboratory. |
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| To assist in the prevention of tooth decay, scientists and dental researchers are looking to dental products like gums and toothpastes enriched with minerals. |
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| A scheme on prevention of child beggary is one of the new projects. |
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| This problem has a long history and is the bane of drug prevention experts. |
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| These programmes included an educational component relating to nutrition, prevention of disease, and early treatment of febrile illnesses such as malaria. |
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| Not all research on corrosion, however, is oriented toward its prevention. |
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| As the Centers for Disease Control and prevention has repeatedly noted, Ebola is not transferred through air. |
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| Illness, death and the cost of hip fractures make prevention imperative. |
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| Secondary prevention, by contrast, refers to practices and technologies that make sharps safer, such as retractable blades and shielded hypodermic needles. |
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| Reflecting the new medical theories, both treatment and prevention came to emphasize homeostasis, the need for balance between bodily intake and outgo. |
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| Flood prevention workers continue to patrol the dam around the clock. |
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| Once, when occupying a cell in near a phone, I saw the suicide prevention protocols in action. |
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| In our view, this integrative approach to prevention offers the best hope for working effectively with adolescents and families in the highest-risk categories. |
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| Do aestheticians help with prevention, or are they more about treatment? |
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| However, I have become sceptical of governments' humanity, so let me instead repeat what we already know about disease prevention and health promotion. |
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| We identified resources on legumes that might be useful to dietitians in their work in clinical counselling, disease prevention or health promotion. |
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| Both nutrition and physical activity have important roles in health promotion and disease prevention, and are viewed by the public as closely related and synergistic. |
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| It is a wholistic science that places great emphasis on prevention and aims at bringing about and maintaining harmony of body, mind, and consciousness. |
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| Societal beliefs, social isolation, community disintegration, stressful life events, mental illness and substance abuse must all be addressed in prevention. |
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| As well as detective work, crime prevention is also a key priority. |
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| Coverage of juvenile crime can influence public attitudes about crime prevention programs and set the agenda for public-policy making and funding. |
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| The festival also raises awareness about composting, waste prevention, energy conservation, alternative architecture and local and organic food production. |
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| In time, other targets will include peripheral vascular disease that disables people with diabetes, the prevention of stroke, and treatment of renal ischemia. |
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| One of the best ways to minimise the negative effects of waste are through waste minimisation and prevention. |
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| Optimal prevention and management of proximal ureteral stent migration and remigration. |
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| Diagrammatical description of the defect and the required prevention and remedy is available for the individual defects. |
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| The company sells vaccines such as Rotarix for rotaviral diarrhea and Cervarix for the prevention of cervical cancer. |
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| In the hierarchy of controls, pollution prevention and waste minimization are more desirable than pollution control. |
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| In the field of land development, low impact development is a similar technique for the prevention of urban runoff. |
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| Studies on the mechanism of seedcoat cracking and its prevention in soybeans. |
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| Waste disposal technology constitutes another factor in eutrophication prevention. |
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| The role of the public is a major factor for the effective prevention of eutrophication. |
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| The database contains translations for hundreds of HIV prevention terms in seven languages. |
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| Initial commitment to pre-exposure prophylaxis and circumcision for HIV prevention amongst Indian truck drivers. |
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| Additional emerging technologies include other STD vaccines, microbicides and pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV prevention. |
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| Mitigation of polluted surface runoff is addressed through a variety of prevention and treatment techniques. |
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| Williams PE Use of intermittent stretch in the prevention of serial sarcomere loss in immobilised muscle. |
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