Together, therapeutic approaches to counteract the consequences of perinatally acquired injury are sparse, and new measures are desperately needed especially for preterm infants [1, 15 17].
Curative medicine alone is becoming increasingly inadequate to counteract the consequences of chronic illness.
Individual approaches, including coping or relaxation, would be an appropriate measure to counteract the consequences of such demands.
A better mechanistic understanding might help in the introduction of new strategies to counteract the consequences of mobilopathy in diabetic patients.
The mounting number of active labor force members who are economically insecure is, therefore, cause for concern among Swiss government leaders and policy makers, who acknowledge the potential obligations of social and economic services to counteract the consequences of chronic economic deprivation.
Early childhood education is needed to counteract the negative consequences of growing up in disadvantaged households, especially for children who grow up with only one parent.
Since the 1970-ies Sweden has actively developed strategies in social care, education and health care in order to counteract the negative consequences of adolescent parenthood.
In animal models, plasma gelsolin appears to be beneficial, possibly by virtue of its ability to counteract the pathophysiological consequences of actin release during trauma, injury and infection [ 11- 14].
Perhaps to counteract the epigenetic consequences of gamete differentiation, dramatic epigenetic 'reprogramming' events are observed in the gamete pronuclei after fertilization, and these events have been shown to be essential for normal development.
Wyss argues that in order to counteract the negative consequences of health workers' movement between health facilities, "the use of monetary and nonmonetary incentives is of crucial importance for having the accurate skill mix at the appropriate place" [ 38].
