Sentence examples for averted disease from inspiring English sources

As such programs generally have upfront costs and delayed benefits due to averted disease and death, interventions are undertaken to increase participation, return, and adherence to health recommendations [2].

Effectiveness of a disease intervention is commonly measured by averted disease burden in terms of disability adjusted life years (DALY).

Spielberg averted disease by eating only canned foods from England, but did not like the area and quickly condensed the scheduled six-week shoot to four-and-a-half weeks.

When coverage is continually high and outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases are averted (thereby reducing the vaccine-preventable disease burden), immunization demand may drop and policy makers and decision-makers may turn their attention and allocate resources to other interventions.

Averted cases of pneumococcal disease were mainly cases of hospitalized pneumococcal pneumonia, followed by out-patient pneumococcal pneumonia (Table  6).

The benefits of an intervention were measured as the reduction in the burden of disease (DALYs averted) as a result of the intervention.

Though HSV-2 treatment with acyclovir is first line therapy for genital ulcer disease, these averted costs have not been included which will render the analysis on the conservative side.

If the reinfection rate is 3%% and the total number of Lyme cases per year is 300,000, the estimated number of averted cases of Lyme disease per year ranges from 319 to 2,378 depending on the model employed and the particular assumptions used for that model (Table  3).

Effect of vaccine characteristics and transmission intensity: In low transmission settings, low or moderately efficacious blood-stage vaccines avert comparable proportions of disease episodes and deaths to those averted by PEV with comparable efficacy for all delivery modalities.

Such priority setting processes generally determine what burden of disease may be averted by:- 1. Developing new drugs and technologies 2. Improving existing drugs and technologies 3. Extending the uptake of existing interventions.

Key outcomes examined included the cost of the IPC; net IPC costs adjusting for averted and additional medical costs; deaths and disease episodes averted; DALYs averted due to prevention, and to earlier and more HIV care; and finally, cost-effectiveness expressed as net cost per DALY averted.