Sentence examples for disease prevention program from inspiring English sources
Geoff T. Tyree, a spokesman for Fluor Hanford, one of the major contractors at the site, said that the Energy Department instituted a beryllium disease prevention program in the late 1990's.
The aim of this study was to investigate the net effect of a cardiovascular disease prevention program (Hartslag Limburg) on cardiovascular risk factors after 5 years of intervention.
The International Red Cross, which recently rolled out a global disease prevention program with a strong anti-smoking component, hasn't accepted tobacco donations since 2008.
"We need to understand why there is this risk because it has profound implications for therapy," said Dr. Jorge Plutzky, director of the vascular disease prevention program at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
WE: Ironically, refusing to allow federal dollars (and by extension in many cases, state and municipal dollars) to fund syringe exchange programs, Congress was actually ensuring that any programs that did exist were likely to only provide syringes and not the other wraparound services that make up a comprehensive disease prevention program.
Should we simply discard them in a disease prevention program?
Changes to the health care system will require investments in disease prevention programs, health information technology and research on cost-effective treatments, among other steps.
Mediating variables now play a primary role in the evaluation of experimental health promotion and disease prevention programs.
There is evidence that primary cardiovascular disease prevention programs are effective when applied to the general population.
Although considerable national statistics document ethnic-related health disparities, information specific to rural areas is scarce and does not provide direction for implementing chronic disease prevention programming.
This approach could provide a valuable experience for implementing effective health promotion and disease prevention programs that will have major implications for a country's future burden of disease.
