Sentence examples for In a harm from inspiring English sources

In a harm reduction world, it seems like the most humanitarian policy would be to try to accept the migration and provide services and sanitation as quickly as possible, but I also understand that may not be politically feasible.

"If we don't address this issue in a harm reductionist kind of way, we're going to continue to see an increase in overdose deaths," said Jose Benitez, the group's executive director, in an interview with VICE earlier this year.

However, with combination of these variables and after correction for possibly confounding variables, we found that full participation in a harm reduction programme (HRP) was associated with a lower risk of HIV and HCV infection in ever-injecting drug users (DU), compared to no participation [incidence rate ratio 0.43 (95% CI 0.21 0.87) and 0.36 (95% CI 0.13 1.03), respectively].

Taking care to ground SCC in a harm reduction framework that focuses on reducing both horizontal and vertical transmission risk will likely enhance providers' ability to embrace a stance that is supportive of PLHA self-determination rights with regard to childbearing.

People enrolled in a harm-reduction program are five times more likely to go into recovery than if they're not a part of it, he said.

Voles and shrews do not only compete in a 'race for space' (interference competition, [ 61]) but also in an 'arms race' in predatory and anti-predatory behaviour.

Investments in a comprehensive harm reduction and public health response would be much more effective than stigma and criminalization.

Finally, identification of a novel A217T mutation in a highly harm avoidant subject may be a chance finding.

Interviews were conducted in a drug harm reduction and sexual health service commissioned by the NHS in Nottingham city centre.

An AE is an incident resulting in harm to a patient, whereas a no-harm incident is defined as an event that reaches the patient but results in no discernible harm [ 22].

We varied the identity of the central actor in a scenario involving harm to workers.