Sentence examples for diseases prevention from inspiring English sources

To assess the level of awareness in population about cardiac diseases prevention and suggestion of recommendations.

"We are running out of options," said Dr. John M. Douglas Jr., who directs the division of sexually transmitted diseases prevention at the centers.

Understanding the molecular mechanisms that govern MAPs action on microtubular network will not only shed new light on the role of this crucial family of protein in the biology of the cell, but also hopefully open new paths to increase the therapeutic efficiency of microtubule-targeting drugs in cancers therapies and neurodegeneratives diseases prevention.

Prevention of diseases, prevention of accidents, that's what I like best".

Herein, the novel Ce-doped CNPs have promising biomedical applications in diseases prevention and treatment of oxidative stress-mediated.

XLY, professor in College of Veterinary Medicine, Hunan Agricultural University, China, has engaged in the work of animal infectious diseases prevention and control.

We hope that current study will contribute to the regional body of knowledge on S. pneumoniae serotypes distribution in Malaysia, such as the Asian Strategic Alliance for Pneumococcal Diseases Prevention (ASAP) in align to their mission on control and contain pneumococcal diseases in Asian countries.

Immunization activities and malaria prevention in Nigeria received a boost today, as the Government of Japan donated N 690 Million (US $5.22 Million) to UNICEF under the project for Infectious Diseases Prevention for Children in the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

In Korea, the Contagious Diseases Prevention Law was first enacted in year 1954 and laid the foundation of the National Notifiable Disease Surveillance System (NNDSS), by designating 20 notifiable infectious diseases for mandatory reporting.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/12/372/prepub This research was supported by the State Key Laboratory for Infectious Diseases Prevention and Control (2011SKLID208), and the National Key Program of Mega Infectious Diseases (2008ZX100/03-010).

The recommended limits for each time lag are specified by the Contagious Diseases Prevention Law, according to the disease groups.