A large number of medicinal plants have been tested and found to contain active compounds with curative proper properties against liver cancer [2 4].
In part this related to their practical day to day role in providing all aspects of care for their children, in which case ill health might be seen as a lapse of proper preventive, health promoting or curative care on their part.
Here again, the search for solutions must begin at the family and community level, where there is a need to promote such practices as exclusive breastfeeding and adequate complementary feeding, proper hygiene, and other simple preventive and curative approaches to child health.
Our study findings showed that the nurses in health facilities as they are providing basic preventive, promotive and curative care they do not get proper support supervision from managers in the province and district including the local area under its jurisdiction.
Therefore, this study provides information regarding the potential curative effect of CIN, and thus paying proper attention to the degree of CIN (centrosome number) may thus be of crucial importance in improving radiation therapy for the treatment of human glioma patients.
Heavy focus on curative approaches and access to treatment manuals ensured proper case management and reductions in case fatality rates.
Majority of the districts (91%) and facilities (86%) prioritized proper case management over reporting to the next level indicating a preference for curative tendencies.
But as soon as Robert's very proper wife, she of the high moral tone, feels betrayed, his passionate aria about the curative powers of love rings forth.
We should choose proper position of gastrojejunostomy in producing alimentary bypass for stage IV gastric cancer patients to facilitate curative surgery.
The proper gratification of unmet developmental needs forms the psychoanalytical definition of 'support', which is considered the most important curative factor in SPSP [ 6, 22].
