But there are questions about which diseases can actually be prevented, how effective preventive measures might be, and what they would cost.
Conclusions Despite the availability of highly effective preventive measures, the preventable burden from falciparum malaria has steadily increased in the UK while vivax malaria has decreased.
Such research is an important precursor to studying the effects of abuse on child and adult outcomes and designing effective preventive measures.
Hence, identification of early biomarkers for occupational exposure to PAHs may lead to effective preventive measures to reduce exposure to COEs and related health effects.
Concrete and effective preventive measures must be instituted.
Effective preventive measures have kept the disease out of the United States since 1929.
Perhaps most important, truly effective preventive measures to help minimize this affliction must be researched and developed.
Biofeedback and stress management are relatively effective preventive measures for migraine.
Breast-feeding is one of the most effective preventive measures mothers can take to protect their health and that of their children.
In India, for example, deeply rooted cultural norms and taboos still thwart frank assessments and effective preventive measures, even though the United Nations estimates that if the disease is not checked, a mind-boggling 37 million people in India could be infected over the next 10 to 15 years.
But they also inserted a caveat: "Although the brain disease model of addiction has yielded effective preventive measures, treatment interventions, and public health policies to address substance-use disorders, the underlying concept of substance abuse as a brain disease continues to be questioned... " Those words triggered an allergic reaction in me.
