Sentence examples for antibiotics distribution from inspiring English sources

This has been a particular concern during international discussions on comprehensive trachoma control (pdf) – including health education, mass antibiotics distribution, surgeries for people who are at immediate risk of blindness, and improving personal and environmental hygiene.

Similarly, lessons learned in New York City during the same outbreak demonstrated the benefits of advance logistical planning for mass postexposure prophylaxis including an antibiotics distribution site and clear eligibility criteria [ 18].

One 2003 study led by a Stanford scholar, for instance, found that just two pounds of anthrax spores dropped over an American city could kill more than 100,000 people, even if antibiotic distribution began quickly.

Although the program outputs for 2016 are yet to be formally announced, we do know that over 50 million people were targeted for antibiotic distribution and over 200,000 lid surgeries were planned.

Prevalence rates of trachoma follicles (TF) in Central and Southern Malawi exceeds the WHO guidelines for the intervention with mass antibiotic distribution (TF>10%), and warrants the trachoma SAFE control strategy to be undertaken in Chikwawa and Mchinji districts.

It is important to note that certain activities of the SAFE strategy (antibiotic distribution) may be integrated with control of other diseases and some studies have reported success [22].

The prevalence of trachoma follicular (TF) found among children aged 1 9 years in both districts exceeds the WHO guidelines for the intervention with mass antibiotic distribution (TF>10%), and warrants the SAFE strategy to be undertaken to address the issue of trachoma in Chikwawa and Mchinji districts.

Antibiotic distribution was discontinued on November 2, when all environmental samples from the hospital tested negative for B. anthracis.

Various peri-operative pathophysiological changes will also be measured in an attempt to understand antibiotic distribution variables.

DOH tried to limit antibiotic distribution to those who needed them; the department used the opportunity to educate the public on the hazards of inappropriate antibiotic use.

We validate the model by comparing our predicted results to Ethiopian data which was collected biannually for two years past the initial mass antibiotic distribution.