Sentence examples for mortality and treating from inspiring English sources

Recent data has documented remarkable progress in reducing child mortality and treating people with AIDS.

However, here the same point can be made as in the previous paragraph; it may be sufficient to identify groups of patients that have a higher or lower mortality and treat those groups differently.

The goal of breast-cancer screening (testing for the disease in asymptomatic patients) is to reduce mortality by diagnosing and treating tumours earlier in the disease process.

Tobacco use continues to be the primary cause of premature and overall mortality worldwide, 1 and treating the smoker is considered the 'gold standard' for the prevention of chronic diseases.

The main aim of a breast cancer screening programme is to reduce breast cancer mortality by detecting (and treating) cases of the disease at an earlier stage than that at which they would have presented clinically.

It provides limited guidance regarding the scope of the right and the obligations of States parties including reducing the stillbirth rate and infant mortality, preventing, treating and controlling epidemic, endemic, occupational and other diseases and creating conditions which would assure to all medical service and medical attention in the event of sickness.

Figure 4 Carbon recovery timing after wildfire at five levels of mortality and regeneration, treated reference point.

HAD was prevalent in HIV infection, related to significant morbidity and mortality, and effectively treated with antiretroviral therapy.

To evaluate the risk factors of major combined injuries, inhospital mortality and those treated in medical centers among these hospitalized pelvic fractures, multiple logistic regression method was used and Adjusted Odds Ratio (AOR) was calculated.

To investigate the association between the urinary markers of DNA (8-oxodG) and RNA (8-oxoGuo) oxidation and mortality in established and treated type 2 diabetes, we used data from the Diabetes Care in General Practice cohort obtained 6 years after diagnosis.

Prenatal care (PNC) is a frequently used health service that has the potential to reduce the incidence of perinatal morbidity and mortality by treating medical conditions, identifying and reducing potential risks, and helping women to address behavioral factors that contribute to poor outcomes[ 1].