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Figures 2(a)– 2(c) show transverse brain sections of 11-month-old mice, at the end of preventive treatment, showing almost complete prevention of A β load development after EB101 vaccine immunization (a) compared with EB102-immunized mice (b) and PBS (c).

R-flurbiprofen had similar efficacy in SJL mice with almost complete prevention of clinical scores in RR-EAE using preventive treatment (5 mg/kg/day Fig  1E).

However, none of the preventive EOGBS strategies in place at present result in the complete prevention of EOGBS, either because the strategy is not fully effective in itself, or because it has drawbacks which may result in non-adherence by both care providers and pregnant women.

It also reports a simple, space efficient compensation design for complete prevention of corner deformation.

Complete prevention of malaria especially Plasmodium falciparum is the goal of prophylaxis.

However, none has provided complete prevention of vascular calcification and there is an urgent need for alternate efficient treatments.

In our recently completed Prevention of Low Back Pain in the Military (POLM) trial, a brief psychosocial education program (PSEP) that reduced fear and threat of LBP reduced the incidence of health care seeking for LBP.

If, on the other hand, one takes the individual perspective there is an incentive to take less antiviral drugs than is optimal from the population perspective, and complete prevention or eradication of the disease is rarely possible.

It is well known that up to now the effect of pharmaceutical interventions cannot yet be a complete prevention but a reduction of frequency and intensity of complications [ 12, 16, 38– 40].

However, tamoxifen have not been widely adopted as a preventive strategy for long-term use, due to lack of complete prevention as well as intolerable side effects, including endometrial cancer, thromboembolic events and liver cancer [ 45].

[The authors recognize that the "complete" prevention scenario, in which 0% of the population would be non-smokers and 100% of accidents would be prevented, is not realistic from a public health perspective.