Sentence examples for care for affected from inspiring English sources

Bailey said more resources need to go into those kind of studies and to improve care for affected babies and mothers, as opposed to mosquito control and vaccine development.

Biomarkers to identify vulnerable patients before cardiovascular events occur are warranted to improve care for affected individuals.

This situation impedes optimal delivery of medical care for affected individuals and stymies efforts to implement personalized medical management and effective therapeutic intervention for TBI and related sequelae.

We have initiated mutation screening of suspected HBOC families to improve health care for affected individuals and their asymptomatic relatives in the Slovak Republic.

Although these rates are finally stabilizing, these increases in ESRD rates reflect a marked increase in patient morbidity and mortality related to underlying kidney disease, as well as a significant increase in use of health care resources to provide appropriate care for affected patients.

Uncovering the genetic basis of human disease improves care for affected patients and their families by providing a diagnosis, refining genetic counseling, informing clinical management (incl. decision making on appropriate preventive measures and available treatments), and ultimately facilitation of unrelated affected families as well identification of novel targets for treatment [ 1- 3].

Women's expectations, their experience of labour and their perceptions of the way in which they were cared for, affected how women experienced transfer and how far it was perceived as a catastrophic event as in Katelyn's case or as something that could be worked through and accepted.

Only the odds ratio for those who were affected through care for HIV/AIDS affected family members reached statistical significance.

A second need is to continue to care for those affected by the Chernobyl disaster.

Now Detective Zadroga's name has cropped up again, this time attached to a bill in the Senate that would establish long-term monitoring and health care for those affected by exposure to the World Trade Center site.

Having spent 20 years trying to better prepare and care for those affected by dementia and other related conditions, I see excellent training as the cornerstone of delivering effective patient-centred healthcare.