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Watch in RealPlayer The report – 'Towards Universal Access: Scaling up priority HIV/AIDS interventions in the health sector' – also demonstrates progress in preventing mother-to child transmission of HIV, as well as ongoing expansion of prevention programmes.
She added: "Today's figures show that progress in preventing maternal mortality is possible.
Despite advances in the last 20 years, the report says, there has been too little progress in preventing adolescent pregnancies, abortions, maternal deaths, sexually-transmitted infections and HIV.
The Care Act, which came into force in April, promises real progress in preventing and delaying people from needing acute forms of care.
China told a United Nations human rights panel today that it had made progress in preventing torture and in prosecuting officials suspected of such abuse but conceded that it could do more.
Under this principle, we expect to progress in preventing the stigmatisation of drug users, abolishing the death penalty for drug-related offences and obligatory treatments for drug abusers, among other measures.
AIDS still persists as a major global health concern although medical technology has progressed in preventing new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths.
But this very success has diverted attention from the slight progress made in preventing babies from being born prematurely in the first place.
AIDS-related deaths amongst adolescents between the ages of 10 and 19 worldwide increased by 50 per cent between 2005 and 2012, rising from 71,000 to 110,000, in stark contrast to progress made in preventing mother-to-child transmission.
AIDS-related deaths amongst adolescents between the ages of 10 and 19 increased by 50 per cent between 2005 and 2012, rising from 71,000 to 110,000, in stark contrast to progress made in preventing mother-to-child transmission.
The recent violence threatens to reverse the significant progress made this year in preventing polio in Pakistan, one of only three countries where the disease is endemic.
