What precautionary interventions would be warranted and effective, and when must they be implemented?
We therefore call for further research on this problem using individual study design and, for precautionary reasons, intervention programs for risk minimisation.
Our survey conducted at the initial stage of outbreak indicated that perceptions about the risks associated with 2009 (H1N1) pandemic influenza, as well as interest in pharmaceutical interventions and precautionary activities, showed changes over time and variations over geography and demography.
The current knowledge clearly is sufficient to necessitate intervention, given the precautionary principle of public health.
Ultimately, our results underline the potential of studying miRNAs to better understand molecular processes associated with MDD and provide valuable information for the development of diagnostic tools, precautionary approaches and successful pharmacological interventions for MDD.
First, it means that simple line-drawing exercises aimed at isolating "enhancement technologies" from other biomedical interventions for special precautionary regulation or oversight are destined to be ineffective (pace Anderson 1989).
PMT is a framework particularly suited for interventions of protective, precautionary behaviours [ 16, 17].
Tracey Brown The problems and irresponsible tunnel vision engendered by the precautionary principle aren't some unfortunate intervention of politics in its practice; they are the inevitable, unavoidable consequence of elevating precaution to the status of a principle.
Taking a precautionary approach suggests that low-cost intervention to reduce exposure is appropriate.
