Sentence examples for transmission interventions from inspiring English sources

The hospitalization of this cohort represents a critical opportunity for further prevention of mother-to-child transmission interventions including ongoing breastfeeding counseling [38] [43] and initiation of extended maternal and infant post-natal antiretroviral prophylaxis regimens [43] [46].

In 2007 only 1% of them had access to prevention of mother to child transmission interventions, exposing about 1500 newborns to HIV infection.

Although the environment remains a critical component of transmission, interventions focused increasingly on the household and on blocking transmission immediately after passage of feces are acutely needed.

Studies eligible for inclusion were those describing patient levels of symptomatic C. difficile infection before and after the implementation of multiple, overlapping infection transmission interventions.

Therefore, to ensure maximal benefit for reducing disease transmission, interventions should be implemented early and concomitantly with other nonpharmaceutical and pharmaceutical measures, accompanied by public education, and used judiciously based on pandemic severity.

Informed by recent studies demonstrating the central role of plasma HIV-1 RNA viral load (VL) on HIV transmission, interventions to employ HIV antiretroviral treatment as prevention (TasP) are underway.

In regions that support mesoendemic transmission, intervention success depends critically on reducing prevalence below a threshold which separates endemic and malaria-free regimes.

Currently the prevention of mother-to-child transmission intervention (PMTCT) exists in about one-half of Uganda's clinics.

Since only the mature gametocyte stages are transmissible, understanding the mechanisms by which parasites initiate sexual differentiation and sequestration provides a promising new target for transmission intervention strategies.

Furthermore, the role of fingers in transmission of NoVs was quantified and these data can be useful in risk assessment models and to establish target levels for efficacy of transmission intervention methods.

The World Bank project appraisal for the second national HIV/AIDS control programme also estimated a cost of US$128 per DALY saved for mother to child transmission intervention with ziduvidine (AZT) [ 18].