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The Statin Outreach Support (SOS) trial was designed to test the efficacy of pharmacist led educational outreach directed at General Practices, aiming to improve statin prescribing for community dwelling patients with vascular disease.

Romney has a major problem with Latino voters, despite having increased the amount of targeted advertising and outreach directed at them over previous cycles.

Since 2004, she has donated to the Women's Cancer Research Fund to support innovative research, education, and outreach directed at the development of more effective approaches to the early diagnosis, treatment and prevention of all women's cancers.

Indeed, in this election a number of pundits have written about the lack of mobilization outreach efforts directed at Latino voters.

Male sex workers, MSM and female sex workers were pro-actively targeted in outreach activities directed at these different groups.

From 2009 on we initiated regional outreach activities directed at male sex workers by contacting potential male sex workers through their internet escort work advertisements.

Romney, like other Republicans, has struggled with Latino voters, but is attempting to close that gap by increasing outreach and advertising directed at Spanish speakers, including a Spanish-language ad released on Wednesday.

"This is a generation that thinks AIDS is very easy to manage -- they don't see it as a death sentence," said Sonya Lockett, Lifebeat's communications director, who believes that AIDS outreach programs are not directed at the 13- to 24-year-olds at the core of the Ozzfest audience as much as they are at younger and older age groups.

But Javier Solana, the E.U.'s foreign policy chief, insisted in an interview that the E.U.'s outreach in the region was not directed at Russia.

Lawyers and activists said that the documents showed that the F.B.I. had used a mosque outreach program, meant to combat hate crimes directed at Muslims, to gather information about people engaged in lawful activities.

The Romney and Obama campaigns both have programs and staff dedicated to Latino outreach and are spending money on Spanish-language advertising directed at Hispanic voters.