Sentence examples for tackle the condition from inspiring English sources

It is part of a series of measures by the NHS to tackle the condition, which arises as a complication of an infection.

WHEN Kenneth Treleani was told last summer that he was suffering from high blood pressure, his doctor prescribed medicine to tackle the condition.

David Cameron has announced that all NHS staff – from hospital porters to surgeons – will be given training in understanding dementia, as part of a series of measures designed to tackle the condition.

The campaign, delivered by Public Health England and the UK Sepsis Trust, is part of measures by the NHS to tackle the condition, which arises as a complication of an infection.

Despite enormous progress in other areas, such as a halving in the number of child deaths over the past two decades, the charity said malnutrition was an "Achilles heel to development", and that momentum would stall if the world failed to tackle the condition.

And that could lead to new types of drugs to tackle the condition, says Anne Foundas, a cognitive and behavioral neurologist at Louisiana Statue University School of Medicine in New Orleans.

We therefore need something that tackles the condition at its roots,' he said.

He cites its 2018 campaign for the Noncommunicable Diseases Alliance (NCD) where it deployed 1000 small scale influencers to put pressure on a major UN meeting discussing urban solutions to tackling the conditions, which include heart disease and cancer.

He is joining forces with researchers to help tackle the degenerative condition, which occurs when specialist nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord stop functioning properly.

Housing Minister Margaret Burgess said: "Since 2010, we have been working with Glasgow City Council and Govanhill Housing Association to help tackle the poor condition of some properties in South West Govanhill, resulting in the purchase of empty properties and improvement works to the back courts.

Having set out to tackle the modern condition, Conley is, in the view of some, too ambitious, not only in the breadth of his book but in his career.