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"We have a significant H.I.V. epidemic in this country, and we really need to look carefully at any potential intervention that could be another tool in the toolbox we use to address the epidemic," Dr. Kilmarx said.

These findings suggest an easy to implement supplementary intervention that could be used in multidisciplinary pain treatment.

Thus, we sought to design a virtual-reality-based intervention that could be used to provide critically ill patients with neurocognitive stimulation early in the ICU stay.

Informed by the extant literature, we sought to develop an intervention that could be tailored to the individual, and that focussed on providing post-release support through facilitating access to existing community services.

The data accumulated to date therefore identify gC1qR and cC1qR/CR as potential targets for the design of either protein-based, antibody-based or chemical based therapeutic intervention that could be used to enhance conventional anti-cancer therapy.

The new findings, Kirsch says, point toward an intervention that could be given in the 24 hours following a radiation emergency such as the meltdown of nuclear reactors in Fukushima, Japan, in 2011 to save lives.

Additional investigations are necessary to design appropriate interventions that could be implemented to decrease depression rate in ICU doctors.

We aimed to evaluate the health and financial risk protection benefits of selected interventions that could be publicly financed by the government of Ethiopia.

Here we predict the impact of some T. solium interventions that could be applied to prevent transmission through pigs, the parasite's natural animal intermediate host.

The conceptual model highlights potential physical and cognitive interventions that could be explored which may make the soundscape more positively perceived regardless of sound level.

Future basic and clinical research is warranted that tests interventions that could be used to modulate both the somatic and the affective dimension of the acute pain experience and potentially prevent the transition from acute-to-chronic pain.