Sentence examples for prevention behavioural from inspiring English sources

In order to develop and deliver effective secondary prevention behavioural interventions, HCPs need to be aware of and understand the beliefs and attitudes of patients and their families, and their needs regarding secondary prevention lifestyle information.

9 Similarly, Koblin et al 13 identified, among 4295 MSM enrolled in an HIV prevention behavioural intervention in six US cities, that "just over one-fifth of seroincidence (21.6%) was accounted for by unprotected receptive anal intercourse with partners believed to be HIV-negative" (p.735).

In discussions with Malawi's president, Joyce Banda, Featherstone said: "I have asked them to look at prevention and behavioural change, and to look at women and girls and the connection to violence".

To find out the prevalence of psychoactive substance use among students in Malaga University, and their consumption patterns, accessibility and risk awareness associated with their use in order to obtain information to design interventions for prevention and behavioural changes.

This project will substantially contribute to the existing knowledge and will have an impact on societies, since early stimulation of brain development might have long lasting consequences on cognitive performance, academic achievement and in the prevention of behavioural problems and the promotion of psychological adjustment and mental health.

The enhanced neurogenesis/survival in the SGZ has been proposed as the mechanism which causes the improvement in memory test [39] and a prevention of behavioural disturbances by lithium, through an activation of Wnt signalling, has been reported in a mouse model of AD [33].

Many NCDs are, however, amenable to prevention through behavioural changes.

Several universal school programmes for early prevention of behavioural and emotional problems are available.

Recent programmes recognize the need to establish complex medical interventions in areas of prevention (social, behavioural, environmental), diagnostics and therapy, with emphasis on personalized medicine and genomic medicine (Issa et al. 2014).

Studies to evaluate strategies that emphasize primary prevention, target behavioural and attitudinal change at younger ages, and engage both men and women in challenging harmful gender norms are specifically called for [ 18, 65].

More research is needed to better understand to what extent and how socioeconomic adversity in childhood may have long-lasting negative influences on adulthood risk factors and health, since this might indicate whether primary prevention of behavioural risk factors through interventions in youth is effective for CVD prevention.