Sentence examples for necessary prophylaxis from inspiring English sources

Adequate follow-up is important to ensure that HIV-exposed infants receive the necessary prophylaxis for PMTCT, are timely tested for possible HIV infection, and, if tested HIV positive, have access to treatment.

It is critical that HIV prevention efforts are intensified among young people especially girls to ensure that they remain HIV negative by the time they get pregnant and those who are HIV infected access the necessary prophylaxis and treatment to prevent transmission.

If a woman is LTFU before delivery, she may not take her intrapartum antiretroviral prophylaxis and her baby is unlikely to be initiated on the necessary prophylaxis after delivery, and may not be registered for regular follow-up in the PMTCT program.

Continuous blood glucose monitoring in daily life is necessary for prophylaxis and early treatment of diabetes [1, 2].

My meeting with Dr. Ditiu and subsequent conversation with Dr. Raviglione, director of WHO's TB programme, gave me reason to believe this progress will continue, but ultimate success will take two major efforts: one from individuals -- people must get promptly tested, get treated, and, when necessary, get prophylaxis, so that we can prevent others from getting the disease.

If an outbreak occurs in 1 department, it might be necessary to start prophylaxis in other nearby departments as well.

Rabies diagnosis is always performed within 24 hours and if necessary, rabies postexposure prophylaxis is administered to the patient according to World Health Organization recommendations.

It is estimated that half of all new episodes of HIV transmission to children occur during the breastfeeding period when the majority of lactating women are not receiving the prophylaxis necessary to prevent HIV transmission (1).

This study was designed to determine whether antibiotic prophylaxis is necessary for varicocelectomy.

CONCLUSIONS: There is no consensus on the necessary duration of antibiotic prophylaxis following breast reconstruction.

There is no consensus among surgeons regarding the necessary duration of antibiotic prophylaxis, although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines suggest only 24 hours.