Sentence examples for until prevention from inspiring English sources

Until prevention is stressed and health care is understood as a basic human right, like the right to have firefighters if your house is burning down or teachers if your children need education, there will be no meaningful health care reform in America.

Until prevention by reduction of alcohol, smoking or obesity reduces the incidence – and this is not likely in the short term – or a screening programme is developed – and again it is difficult to conceive of what this could be – or a biomarker is uncovered, then the only solution to the UK marked excess mortality from oesophago-gastric cancer will be a considerable expansion of testing.

In Uganda this year, the United States is spending $8 million on abstinence-until-marriage prevention programs.

Millions of individuals and their families are living with challenges due to Alzheimer's disease, and this number will only multiply until effective prevention strategies or treatments are found.

Until now, prevention in integrated diabetes care programs focuses mainly on micro- and macrovascular comorbidity.

Until recently, prevention of CIP/CIM was solely based on minimising the effects of these identified risk factors.

Scurvy, caused by lack of vitamin C, was a plague of seafarers until its prevention was discovered in 1753, and intake of lime juice was implemented in the British navy in 1795.

From 2011 until Spring 2014, spread prevention efforts simultaneously targeted preventing the fungus from coming to the park with people and preventing people from leaving the park with viable fungus (in case it was already there, but undetected).

Although it has not been shown until now that fall prevention strategies itself can prevent fractures, they reduce the risk of falls.

The sickest patients became much more expensive because they put off care and prevention until it was too late.

With Alzheimer's afflicting 5.3 million Americans and 30 million people worldwide, numbers that some predict will double or triple by 2050, "we can't wait to try to do prevention until we are absolutely certain what causes" the disease, said Neil Buckholtz, chief of dementias of aging at the National Institute on Aging.