Sentence examples for interventions to fight from inspiring English sources

The decline is attributed to effective interventions to fight diseases like measles, malaria and polio, as well as HIV.

Our results highlight the pressing need for public interventions to fight and prevent nutrients' deficiencies, especially in small import dependent economies.

Improved stoves and household water treatment (HWT) methods represent two of the most effective interventions to fight respiratory and diarrhoeal illnesses at household level.

This analysis of the nutritional repercussions of the food-price shock unveils the pressing need for public interventions to fight and prevent nutrients' deficiencies in specific and improve the command of consumers and the economy in general over food.

Just a handful of basic interventions to fight the killer effects of Ebola, including dehydration and secondary infections, could dramatically lower the CFR there, says Michael Callahan, an infectious disease specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

These are simple, cheap interventions to fight disease in the malnourished.

We need much more municipal housing, clear regulation on renting – from rental costs to tenancy length to property maintenance rules – proper intervention to fight homelessness, and far less property price speculation.

Nato leaves behind a mess - Canada "rightly" joined the military intervention to fight the Taliban in Afghanistan, writes Haroon Siddiqui in the Toronto Star, and is "doing far more than its share".

Iron has long been viewed as a potential target for intervention to fight against malaria.

Male circumcision (MC) is not a novel procedure It's recent application as a biomedical intervention to fight the spread of HIV/AIDS, however, is.

We have placed a particular emphasis on the history of MeNZB, including the public health intervention to fight the devastating MenB epidemic that occurred in New Zealand from the early 1990s to mid-2000s (Fig. 3).