Sentence examples for a curative to from inspiring English sources

He thinks that nanomedicine is set to make the groundbreaking switch from a curative to a preventative approach.

To face these modern challenges, health policies should enable healthy aging by shifting from a "curative" to a "preventive" paradigm [ 5].

There remain a number of challenges to enable a shift from a curative to a preventative focus for childhood obesity in primary care.

Furthermore, the complexities associated with the trajectory of these diseases mean that identifying the transition from a curative to palliative approach to care can be challenging.

If present, these are considered to be distant metastases (M1b), depending on the localisation of the primary tumour, which could change a treatment decision from a curative to a palliative option.

They were also asked to use this screening instrument whenever new data of any patient with one of these three diseases became available, in order to timely identify the change from a curative to a palliative trajectory.

Awareness of the massive impact of CMD in the forthcoming years has led to a paradigm-shift from a strictly curative to a more preventive kind of medical thinking.

It is worth noting that the implementation of the Arusha Declaration marked a shift in the focus of service delivery from a predominantly curative to a more comprehensive PHC approach.

Patients will be randomly assigned in a 1 1 ratio to: Arm A: curative gastrectomy with D1-D2 lymph node dissection + HIPEC with oxaliplatin versus Arm B: curative gastrectomy with D1-D2 lymph node dissection without HIPEC.

Tennant was consumptive and Tonks, the professor, gave Whistler leave to accompany Tennant on a curative trip to Switzerland and Italy in 1924.

In the case of the heart, the possibility of replacing dysfunctional myocardium with de novo tissue offers a curative approach to augment traditional management strategies to prevent disease progression toward heart failure.