The phrase 'reduce poor' does not make sense in written English.
If you are looking to refer to reducing poverty, you would use a phrase such as 'alleviate poverty' or 'combat poverty'. For example, "The government is trying to alleviate poverty by providing improved access to education."
Activists have always maintained that intellectual-property rights not only inflate costs and reduce poor people's access to medicines, but also hinder researchers from working on new medicines and compounds.
Children's campaigners believe that a mandatory assessment of the mental health of every infant or youngster going into a foster or children's home would reduce poor school performance, suicide and offending by them.
By grouping academically successful children with ones who struggle, Abouelnaga harnesses positive peer pressure to reduce poor behavior and reinforce the notion that learning takes patience, and practice can be fun.
James originally read for one of the cruel stepsisters that reduce poor orphaned Cinderella to a mere skivvy, but then she was asked to try out for the lead.
The new report, "Multiple Chronic Conditions: A Strategic Framework," was created to provide "a road map for the nation to foster changes in the health care system that can reduce poor health outcomes, improve patients' quality of life and reduce costs," said Dr. Anand K. Parekh, an assistant secretary of health who was in charge of the report.
Opioid analgesics are administered to reduce pain, stress and to potentially reduce poor neurologic outcomes.
He warned that health problems like AIDS and inadequate education reduced poor countries' ability to take advantage of money they saved in debt payments.
This would represent a historic shift in emphasis for the federal and state governments, reducing poor people's energy bills instead of helping to pay them.
A ruling in Novartis's favour would have reduced poor people's access to the drug, said Jennifer Cohn, of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Rational pharmacotherapy training is very important for reducing poor prescribing practices, especially in developing countries.
Strengthening the provision of free condoms, HIV testing, chlamydia screening and contraception within primary care will contribute to reducing poor sexual and reproductive health outcomes.
