"The key to elimination of pediatric HIV is to prevent infection in the first place".
Neonatal tetanus can also be prevented by immunizing women of child bearing age with tetanus toxoid containing vaccines outside of pregnancy and is key for elimination.
The other key provision was elimination of antimissile de fense systems or limiting them to no more than 64 sites to protect the areas of national capitals.
The migrating schistosomulum is an important stage of the schistosome lifecycle and represents a key target for elimination of infection by natural and vaccine-induced host immune responses.
UNICEF believes that eight core requirements are key to the elimination of female genital mutilation and cutting.
This indicates that blocking microtubule-dependent nuclear division with colchicine is not the key to micronuclear elimination.
To prevent new infections, the National AIDS Secretariat, with support from UNICEF, employs to key strategies: the elimination of mother-to-child transmission and early infant diagnosis.
Reducing VL incidence by controlling sandflies, the vector of Leishmania spp. parasites, through integrated vector management is a key strategy of elimination programs (2 ).
128 On the other hand, since rhodesiense HAT is a zoonosis where the animal reservoir plays a key role, its elimination (the total interruption of disease transmission) is not regarded as feasible.
There is increasing evidence that minority groups and settings are key to malaria elimination as malaria risk is unequally distributed among populations 1– 6 leading to notable heterogeneity of burden within small areas.
