The inconvenience and discomfort associated with having to wait so long while hungry to access the services therefore appear to contribute to interruptions in medication use.
The data we present provide strong evidence that when capacity for isolation and treatment of Ebola is sufficient, rapid response strategies in remote areas that engage communities to promptly isolate and remove case-patients for care have the dual benefit of contributing to interruption of transmission and improving survival rates through treatment at ETUs.
If cancer stem cells need to interact with a vascular niche to express their potential, it is reasonable that the latter, under an angiogenic spike by the surgical approach to primary tumor, may appreciably contribute to dormancy interruption.
All contribute to the interruption of clinic or office work flow.
Consistent with the hypothesis that incarceration may contribute to antiretroviral interruption, prior studies of virally-suppressed PWID on ART in Vancouver, BC [ 17, 18, 31], and Baltimore, Maryland [ 19, 26] identified incarceration as a strong independent risk factor for virologic rebound.
Thus, the EBV-positive tumoral status of elderly DLBCL patients who undergo R-CHOP chemotherapy may not predict their survival but their EBV status may contribute to the early interruption of R-CHOP chemotherapy.
Continuing HIV-1 replication in anatomic or cellular reservoirs and release of latent virus from infected reservoirs can contribute to viral rebound following interruption of combination anti-retroviral therapy (ART) [17], [18].
Government agencies and patient safety organizations recognize that interruptions contribute to medical errors.
A likely factor contributing to the interruption of intra-Golgi transport could be the fragmentation of the Golgi apparatus during mitosis (Fig. 3) 68– 71.
This contributed to the interruption of transmission in Africa, South America, and Asia. 2 Ring vaccination with an efficacious vaccine might similarly help to control other communicable diseases by creating a buffer of immune people around each new case, thereby preventing further spread of the infection.
