Secretary Powell spoke repeatedly of the need for prevention, although he never actually uttered the word "condom".
The greater the involvement in party drug use, the greater the need for prevention personnel to be available for counseling.
"This emphasises the need for prevention, careful management at the time of injury, comprehensive medical assessment and structured follow-up until the concussion has fully resolved.
On Wednesday, the Defense Department published a report on sexual harassment and violence at the academies, and the results underscored the need for prevention training.
High rates of adolescent relationship abuse (ARA) and sexual violence (SV) reported among adolescents point to the need for prevention among middle school-age youth.
Conclusion: Although drinking and alcohol-related problems decreased after TBI, there appears to be an ongoing need for prevention and intervention efforts.
The prospective design helps establish the temporal association between BAS and alcohol-related learning, and points to the need for prevention efforts that target these at-risk students.
Paradoxically, officials say, the decline in AIDS mortality increases the need for prevention because it means that more Americans are surviving with H.I.V. infection and can spread the virus.
As a result, significant weight in the assessment is given to the need for prevention, which in the context of safety assessment, means reducing the likelihood of transferring offending allergens from one food source to another.
Trauma recidivism is common and contributes to a considerable part of the trauma burden, which emphasize a need for prevention.
The findings highlight the need for prevention strategies to mitigate the incidence of such injuries in men's lacrosse.
