Sentence examples for established prevention from inspiring English sources

However there is no reference to the study taking place within an established prevention programme as represented by Childsmile Nursery in the present study.

However, a similar decrease has not been observed for infants with late-onset disease or nonpregnant adults; currently there is no established prevention protocol for either group.

In countries where HIV infection is already established, prevention programs need to extend beyond those that focus on injection and sexual risks, to ensure that when risky behaviors occur, the likelihood of HIV transmission is reduced.

There remain continued doubts about the cost-effectiveness of a circumcision program compared with other, established prevention programs, and there are doubts about whether circumcision will be as effective when highly active antiretroviral therapy is widely available for HIV [ 16].

Although Peru had established prevention-related programs prior to 2000, it was not until Peruvian involvement with various global health initiatives such as UNGASS and The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) that greater resources and political mobilization were directed toward HIV/AIDS treatment.

They agreed to establish prevention programs in parishes and schools, teach children and adults about warning signs, and conduct background checks on employees.

In the rare instances when states establish prevention programs, she says, they can't sustain them: "When budget cuts come, you can cut prevention but you can't cut intervention".

This finding may support local programs in this region to establish prevention initiatives by engaging the public and policymakers.

The purpose of this study is to establish prevention priorities in Switzerland for policy makers, by estimating reliable, contemporary incidence rates of TSCI according to key demographic characteristics.

GIS also plays an important role in mapping the role of external environmental factors (e.g., playgrounds with faulty equipment) in order to establish prevention methods or remove hazards that may cause injuries (Catherine et al. 2004; Cubbin et al. 2000; Faelker et al. 2000; Williams et al. 1997).

The bill called for the Department of Justice to research prison rape and requires prisons to establish prevention programs.