Sentence examples for most powerful interventions from inspiring English sources

"Treated nets are among the most powerful interventions we have against malaria," he said.

So far, the most powerful interventions you can make to extend your life are the kinds of low-tech things that your doctor has already told you in a droning voice.

The US surgeon general, in a report which marked 50 years since it declared smoking causes lung cancer, described taxes as "one of the most powerful interventions we can make to prevent smoking and reduce prevalence".

The US surgeon general, in a report which marked 50 years since it declared smoking causes lung cancer, described tobacco taxes as "one of the most powerful interventions we can make to prevent smoking and reduce prevalence".

They found that the personalised email and the sweets, which aimed to induce reciprocity, were the most powerful interventions, boosting the proportion of participants donating from 5 per cent to 17 per cent.

"So one would not want to dilute the important public health message that although most cancer is likely due to random events (affecting DNA replication) at the cellular level, at the population level, the most powerful interventions to decrease the burden of cancer are to stop smoking, know your family history and aim for ideal weight," he said.

The most powerful intervention for weight loss is bariatric surgery, which leads to an average 25 33 % body weight reduction, depending on the surgical procedure.

The most powerful intervention to limit myocardial infarct size, other than early coronary reperfusion, is ischemic preconditioning, which is defined as a reduction in infarct size by a preceding short period of myocardial ischemia [ 7].

Data from experimental studies show that dietary restriction (DR), defined as a reduction in food intake below usual ad libitum intake without malnutrition, and avoiding the excessive energy intake that leads to overweight and obesity, is the most powerful intervention to extend healthy lifespan in mammals (Weindruch & Walford, 1988; Masoro, 2005; Fontana & Klein, 2007).

The most powerful treatment for brain injuries is prevention and, failing that, early intervention.

Smoking cessation is one of the most powerful preventive interventions available to primary care providers.