"preventative effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intended outcome of an action or treatment that is meant to prevent something from happening. Example: The new vaccine has shown promising preventative effects against the spread of the virus.
Acetaminophen, a representative antipyretic, and diphenhydramine, a well-known anti-histaminic, are widely used as pre-transfusion medications to prevent transfusion reactions, despite the lack of evidence regarding their preventative effects.
Although a few trials have explored whether bisphosphonates (BPs) prevented recurrent fragility fractures (FFs), little is known about the secondary preventative effects of BPs.
"Further research is warranted to confirm our finding and establish the biological basis of coffee's potential preventative effects on coronary artery disease".
Weight-management interventions may need to be offered for longer periods to maintain preventative effects.
In addition, we investigated the preventative effects of C60(OH)44 in vivo in a mouse preterm birth model that used UPM-1.
It can be concluded Aβ treatment reduces evoked neuronal activity and activation of CB1 cannabinoid receptors may have beneficial preventative effects on Aβ-induced electrophysiological changes.
The objective of these OARSI RCT recommendations is to inform the design, conduct and analytical approaches to RCTs evaluating the preventative effect of joint injury prevention strategies.
13 Our study is also one of the few trials that showed a preventative effect for postnatal depression, 28 29 evaluated a secondary preventive intervention where women were screened for depressive symptoms in the first two weeks postpartum, and examined the effect of any peer/lay intervention in the prevention of postnatal depression.
For this reason it cannot be excluded that CLA may be effective in vivo, however in vitro studies involving MRSA still support a preventative effect on biofilm formation [ 13].
Failure to adhere to treatment limits viral suppression, and so thwarts the preventative effect of treatment.
The preventative effect of the breast cancer drug tamoxifen is maintained for 20 years, reducing rates of the disease by about 30%, according to a study.
