To borrow a loaded phrase, some in Washington are edging toward the belief, so common in 2002 and early 2003, that it's a matter of a preventive war now or a larger war later.
The clinical sessions were to cover subject matter in the fields of preventive medicine, family and community medicine, prescription drugs and new technologies.
Policy makers should be aware that list size matters in the uptake of preventive activities.
Detailed reference are given on the contamination of human milk with PCDD/PCDF which has to be considered as a matter of concern from the viewpoint of preventive public health.
Early detection of abnormal white matter maturation is important in the design of preventive, protective, and rehabilitative strategies for the management of the preterm infant.
When, if ever, should the court defer to Congress's own view of its power under Section 5 of the 14th Amendment to "enforce, by appropriate legislation" the amendment's provisions, even if enforcement means something more than the court itself would decree as a matter of judicial interpretation -- a preventive rather than a remedial measure, for example?
But the solution is not just a matter of telling people to live healthier, said Victor D. Sutton, director of preventive health for the Mississippi State Department of Health.
We also highlighted that operationalizing proportional shortfall (or of any equity principle for that matter) involves normative choices that can have a profound effect on outcomes, like in the case of preventive interventions.
This high seroprevalence is a matter of concern for healthcare workers and clinicians, and represents a challenge with respect to the establishment of preventive and control measures.
"Neither do we consider terrorism or other special circumstances," he wrote, "where special arguments might be made for forms of preventive detention and for heightened deference to the judgments of the political branches with respect to matters of national security".
