Sentence examples for supporting prevention efforts from inspiring English sources

Similarly, we don't want to be on the road with drunk drivers, and we're committed to supporting prevention efforts such as encouraging the use of designated drivers.

The Prevention and Public Health Fund must focus resources and strategy not on sickness, but on health through $15 billion dollars over the next ten years supporting prevention efforts that will help communities thrive.

These include containing existing infectious diseases such as measles and tuberculosis; preparing for tropical illnesses such as dengue fever that may become a larger threat as the climate warms; and supporting prevention efforts aimed at tobacco and chronic diseases such as diabetes, which many experts see as the nation's biggest health threats.

In collaboration with the government and other partners, UNICEF Mali has been supporting prevention efforts through outreach in high-risk areas through mobile teams, as well as circulation of messages through community radio.

The best evidence supports prevention efforts focused on practices that encourage immunization, Lyme disease awareness, and possibly treatment of deer.

"Our goal is to identify the causes of childhood leukemia and to support prevention efforts by educating health practitioners, families and public health organizations on risk factors for leukemia," Metayer said.

He said in an interview Thursday that given the huge numbers of AIDS cases in the developing world, treatment should not be forgotten in the rush to support prevention efforts -- many of them more educational than medical -- and the development of an AIDS vaccine.

A research program has been designed and conducted in partnership with West African institutions since 2003 to determine how the nutrition transition relates to NRCD and the DBM in order to support prevention efforts.

Prevention: Greater coordination is required for efforts aimed at the prevention of diarrhoea, especially water/hygiene/sanitation; exclusive breastfeeding; facilitating and tracking measles immunization; and communications efforts supporting prevention.

Neither prevention nor treatment will be able to reach all people affected by H.I.V. Keeping infection rates down by supporting effective prevention efforts will help us reach more people in need of drugs.

While these recommendations are targeted to supporting suicide prevention efforts in AI/AN communities, we also believe they have broader relevance for other community-based suicide prevention programs.