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Future research could address other possible risk mitigating interventions for women considered for discharge at 60 min such as further risk stratification by point of care placental growth factor level 1 24 25 and/or by employing home BP monitoring.

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We felt it unethical to enroll older adults in the control group without basic education material to teach them about self-managements even this might mitigate intervention effect.

The study demonstrates that implementation of any arsenic-mitigating intervention must take into account not only the strategy's effectiveness in reducing arsenic exposure but also its safety in terms of water-related infectious diseases, the likelihood of population-wide compliance, and different exposure levels within the population.

The term "preconditioning" refers to interventions mitigating myocardial infarction size when carried out in advance of the insult.

The study of Mariano and colleagues additionally opens directions for research on therapeutic interventions mitigating septic AKI, including the binding and elimination of endotoxin in the gut, the blocking of apoptotic pathways and the extracorporeal removal of circulating pro-apoptotic mediators.

In these assessments, it should also be considered in how far some of the unintended effects of one intervention can be mitigated by other interventions.

As a component of the layered interventions for mitigating a pandemic (that may include vaccination, prophylactic use of antiviral drugs and school closure) school-based interventions targeting hand hygiene behaviour in school children could be important.

While wild meat is a risk for zoonotic infection, mitigating those risks entails interventions that fully take into account the local significances of hunting including a communicative engagement that is designed, validated, and continually refined before emergency situations.

This will potentially lead to adaptation of policies and targeting of interventions for mitigating the negative effects, and enhancing the positive effects, of migration on health.

If the etiology of asthma and the role of household interventions in mitigating the disease can be more fully understood, there is an increased likelihood that asthma can be treated more appropriately and perhaps prevented.

Evidently, WOX1 is the potential target for drug intervention in mitigating symptoms associated with neuronal injury.

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