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If effective, these interventions will enable menopausal women with problematic HF/NS to easily access acceptable, safe alternative treatment options.

No differences were found in newcomer ability to access acceptable prenatal care, although fewer received information regarding emotional and physical changes during pregnancy.

Two-thirds of Namibians live in rural areas or informal settlements, and only 20% have access to acceptable sanitation.

And, as Holder noted, African-Americans tend to have less access to acceptable forms of photo identification than white citizens do.

If international humanitarian NGOs represented a threat to the political order, was granting them access an acceptable risk?

YFHS program design also addressed all key health system bottlenecks to ensure youth's continuous access to acceptable and quality friendly health services.

Providing access to acceptable and effective behavioural and pharmacological supports should ensure that denormalisation does not result in compounding stigma and further isolating vulnerable groups.

The ingredients for successful transition optimally would include: planning ahead for gradual reduction and eventual cessation of driving, voluntary/involved cessation decision, a decision that is appropriately timed, and access to acceptable alternative mobility options.

The Optimal Care Model provides a useful construct for better understanding experiences that may be encountered when the newly insured attempt to access available, acceptable, and affordable health care services.

Reducing sugar-sweetened beverage intake among Alaska Native children is likely to require culturally relevant public health interventions that educate communities on the high amount of sugar found in common sugar-sweetened beverages and increase access to acceptable alternatives like water or drinks with non-nutritive sweeteners [ 26].

'Food security' -- that is, access to culturally acceptable nutriments, through normal channels, in quantities sufficient for daily life and work -- should be among the most basic of universal human rights".