33 Such a three-phase intervention is expected to contribute in maintaining the level of PA in the home setting as acquired during rehabilitation, 34 35 and thereby is expected to prevent a postrehabilitation decline in PA and in turn may also counteract a postrehabilitation health decline.
Window screens are typically fragile and weakly attached, much more so than the glass, and should not be expected to prevent a baby from falling out.
From next year the two-yearly pap test will be changing to a five-yearly HPV test, a measure expected to prevent an additional 140 cervical cancer cases each year.
The chimney technique is expected to prevent an endoleak by prolonging the proximal landing zone.
In a normal influenza season, PCV13 is expected to prevent an estimated 2,900 deaths compared to PCV7; 4,200 IPD and 23,200 hospitalized pneumonia deaths are expected with PCV7, while 3,000 IPD and 21,500 hospitalized pneumonia deaths are expected with PCV13.
For a pandemic similar to 2009 2010 H1N1, PCV13 is expected to prevent an estimated 3,700 deaths compared to PCV7; 5,400 IPD and 27,300 hospitalized pneumonia deaths are expected with PCV7, compared with 3,800 IPD and 25,200 hospitalized pneumonia deaths for PCV13.
In a typical influenza season, a PCV13 vaccination policy is expected to prevent an additional 13,400 IPD cases, 399,000 all-cause pneumonia cases, and 2,900 deaths, leading to cost savings of $472 million when compared to a PCV7 vaccination policy.
In a normal flu season, compared to PCV7, PCV13 is expected to prevent an additional 13,400 invasive PD (IPD) cases, 399,000 pneumonia cases, and 2,900 deaths, leading to cost savings of $472 M. In a pandemic similar to 2009 2010 H1N1, PCV13 would prevent 22,800 IPD cases, 872,000 pneumonia cases, and 3,700 deaths, resulting in cost savings of $1.0 B compared to PCV7.
Individual benefit would vary widely for this screening program: It is expected to prevent MMR in a few, to prevent a subclinical IQ loss in many, and to provide some peace of mind for most.
Additionally, any approach promoting the transport of excess cholesterol from plaque macrophages back to the liver via plasma high-density lipoprotein (HDL) for biliary and final fecal excretion is expected to prevent atherosclerosis, a mechanistic concept called reverse cholesterol transport (RCT) (Cuchel and Rader, 2006; Degoma and Rader, 2011; Rader and Daugherty, 2008).
