Sentences with phrase «biomedical interventions»

® philosophy, which promotes biomedical interventions to reveal the underlying, causes of symptoms in order to recommend more targeted healing protocols.

The patients they treat with biomedical interventions have experienced improvements and up until recently, mainstream medicine was not on board.

BY DUNCAN OSBORNE As government funders increasingly pay for biomedical interventions that prevent HIV infections, such as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), and provide less support for behavioral interventions that increase condom use and alter sexual behavior, the funding landscape for AIDS groups may shift and they will have to change how they interact with their HIV - negative -LSB-...]

Those involved with the study say they've learned that they may need to pay attention not just to effective forms of biomedical intervention, but also to what people say they want, need, and are willing to use.

«Gauging attitudes and behaviors of those providers on the front lines with respect to PrEP is a key pressure point in moving towards the routine use of effective, safe and well - targeted biomedical interventions in the fight against new HIV transmissions in the US.»

While improving access to interventions such as ART, condoms and lubricant for sex workers needs to be an urgent priority for health policymakers across the world, the Series shows that a focus on providing greater coverage of biomedical interventions will not be enough.

As noted in the study by Crimmins and lead author Morgan E. Levine, assistant professor at the Yale Center for Research on Aging: «A deceleration of the human aging process, whether accomplished through environment or biomedical intervention, would push the timing of aging - related disease and disability incidence closer to the end of life.»

The exchange highlights the growing hope that some biomedical intervention — such as a treatment like ZMapp — will allow more people to survive Ebola infections.

Lurie stresses that in the absence of proper, basic care it becomes exceedingly difficult to determine whether any biomedical interventions actually work.

A number of new clinical trials have presented evidence supporting a range of biomedical interventions that reduce transmission of HIV.

In addition to nutritional and biomedical interventions, adding functional neurology - based rehabilitation in the last couple of years has made a major impact on her progress.

Tara's daughter's success story of hope and healing demonstrates the power of a multi-faceted approach which encompasses a therapeutic diet, biomedical intervention, developmental therapies and functional neurology - based rehabilitation.

Oversee the department's outreach activities on PrEP education; development of materials and client recruitment; assist in the management and oversight of the departments programmatic services for its biomedical interventions implementation.

As Gaudiano himself suggests, psychotherapy rises from roots different from those of biomedical interventions and is perhaps not always or necessarily amenable to blinded, placebo - controlled research.

Family therapists in healthcare settings consistently work to advance clinical care with clear knowledge regarding the biological components of — and biomedical interventions for — diseases that are customary to the care sites within which they are positioned and how those components interface with psychosocial and spiritual health and beliefs.

The authors conclude that psychological and biomedical interventions for women with lipoedema and their QOL merit more attention from researchers and the medical community than is currently received.