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This study aimed to determine whether two brief, low cost interventions would reduce young drivers' optimism bias for their driving skills and accident risk perceptions.
These changes are consistent with our hypothesis that hand hygiene and face mask interventions would reduce contact and large droplet transmission, increasing the contribution of aerosol transmission in the intervention arms which consequently led to an increased risk of fever plus cough among the confirmed infections in household contacts in the intervention arms.
This paper uses current disease estimates and costs to suggest that these pre-referral interventions would reduce considerably the burden of severe febrile illnesses in SSA and SEA in a cost-effective manner.
In addition to lowering endotoxin exposure, these interventions would reduce exposures to allergens and other asthma triggers.
The raising of public awareness of the prevalence of cannabis use disorders and the availability and efficacy of subsidised, earlier stage and briefer interventions would reduce the burden of these disorders.
To determine whether interventions would reduce the number of HPAI infections, we implemented changes during 2009 2010 in 2 districts in Bangladesh, Gazipur and Dinajpur, that had a high number of cases (Technical Appendix Figure 2).
It was predicted that a worry intervention would reduce levels of worry and paranoia distress.
We hypothesized that this intervention would reduce superficial surgical site infections (SSIs).
ORCA was designed to test whether a primary care based intervention would reduce alcohol misuse among patients who screened positive for risky or hazardous drinking.
Consequently, it was assumed that, by extension, raising HDL-C through lifestyle modification and pharmacologic intervention would reduce risk of CVD.
To test the effectiveness of a high-dose home exercise/telerehabilitation program for manual wheelchair users who have a spinal cord injury (SCI) by determining whether the intervention would reduce pain and increase function, as we hypothesized.
