Sentence examples for but also prevention from inspiring English sources

The target now set by the G8 is for universal access to not only Aids drugs but also prevention and care.

It's not meant to be a grand new doctrine or policy, they insist, rather a modest "strategy" for protecting the defenceless.It is not only about military intervention, they add, but also prevention: spotting situations that could result in mass atrocities.

The WHO (2002) definition of TCM not only includes the maintenance of health, but also prevention, diagnosis, improvement and the physical and mental treatment of disease.

The importance of extending the focus to not only comprise obesity treatment but also prevention of weight gain is therefore being emphasized.

Therefore, to reach AI women who are more traditional in terms of their native identity, it is important to try to change their overall perceptions about the health care system, regarding not only care, but also prevention.

Because the aim of glycemic control is not only reduction of blood glucose level or hemoglobin A1c, but also prevention of vascular complications, it is very important to elucidate the pleiotropic or vascular-protective effect of anti-diabetic agents.

While catheters and drainages are inserted for specific indications and therefore cannot be omitted in most cases, our findings suggest that emphasis should be placed on removing such accesses as soon as possible not only for prevention of catheter-related infections but also for prevention of delirium.

Treatment as prevention (TasP) not only stands for prevention of HIV transmission by treating HIV-positives, but also for prevention of morbidity and mortality in those positives.

Efforts should then be invested not only in the development of social services answering to the needs of those diagnosed with MCI, but also in prevention programs against the development of MCI (ie, primary prevention; Wimo and Winblad 2003), or its transformation to AD (ie, secondary prevention).

Getting a better idea of distribution is important for blame and punishment but also for prevention: we don't want this to happen again.

Nash, who was in Darwin for a conference on improving Indigenous health, said the two announcements were not just about treatment but also about prevention, pointing to $1.4bn in primary healthcare funding committed to by the government.